🔊 Rockford Fosgate P300-10T Punch: Ultimate 10" 300W Powered Truck Subwoofer in a Sealed Box Review

Always been a Rockford Fosgate fan. great sound, hits hard. My only complaint is that iTunes music is compressed differently and the sound varies greatly from song to song. Some songs have great bass, others not so much. currently looking for other music providers to compare

I love this substance in my single cab truck. It's perfect and I drive 90 minutes to and from work every day. Runs at 90% volume with plenty of bass boost and never misses a beat. I love how I look when I'm almost 50 and hearing loud! 😁The rearview mirror is almost useless, but who cares when you're enjoying your favorite song. I no longer missed explosive music. 👍

I installed this in my 07 Tundra paired with an Atoto A6 head unit. The sub sounds great, good clean bass. The 07 Tundra has no room for a subwoofer. There are other slim fit subwoofers that will fit but I wanted to try the Rockford Fosgate as I've liked their products in the past. The position on the pictures is the only way I could fit it. If you are using the rear passenger seat, the subwoofer can be easily removed thanks to the quick disconnects. As can be seen in the photo, there is room…

I never thought a subwoofer in an enclosure would sound as good as an air port subwoofer. I suppose it depends on the area it will be located. Mine is sitting in the back seat of my truck and it sounds pretty good. It comes with a bass controller, which is very convenient when driving. I installed it and mounted it next to my electronic brake because some songs have a different bass tone and I can change it right away. This product would probably sound even better if I had an aftermarket stereo

. Great bass, very loud, the smallest footprint and the volume control allows you to turn down the sound when there are normal people in the car. The only disappointing thing was that when I plugged in the power with the plug I could actually close the contact in the opposite direction, which blew my fuses and forced me to replace them. I think a good plug should only have one way to plug it in to avoid damaging equipment. I hear a slight dip at the lowest frequencies, as expected from a sealed