Review on 🔊 BOSS Audio Systems P100F 10" Car Subwoofer - 1200W Max Power, Single 4 Ohm Coil, Sold Individually - Enhanced for SEO by Keyone Brownlee

Read before you buy. All of these subwoofers are not only great subwoofers for beginners, but also suitable for some more expensive setups. Most of the incidents you will encounter have to do with matching the RMS value of your amplifier to the RMS value of your subwoofer. If your amp puts out 500W RMS and you're using a 1400W subwoofer, it will burn out, as will your wires to the amp, wire 0/1. Another recommendation would be to let the subwoofers "inflate". Don't turn them up as loud as you can right out of the box. If they say give them 3-4 hours, it's not just that. If the suspension isn't broken, it increases the chances of the subwoofer exploding. I recommend a ported installation because sealed installations can affect quality in certain situations. If you want to get the best bang for your buck. Pay attention to RMS processing, you want the highest levels in the cable, then your amp, then your subwoofer. Just because you have a 1400W subwoofer doesn't mean it will get it if you don't have the power required. Track how often you use them. Don't turn off the sound right out of the box, keep the volume low, DO NOT turn on the bass boost, it's useless. Let them break in, AFTER 3-4 hours of use you can turn them on again. This increases the maximum bass your subs can produce, so it's well worth the time.