Rockford Fosgate Punch P300-12 Single 12" 300-Watt Amplified Subwoofer in Enclosure - Black

My expectations for this sub were exceeded in every category.For the ~$300 I paid, this would have been a good deal if it worked half as well, but it doesn't just work, it absolutely kicks ass when driven, better than anything else in its size and cost range. I'm frankly stunned at how nice looking the cabinet is and how deep and powerful the bass is. The Bass Boost circuit definitely helps drive even more bass so I just leave it wide open and only throttle it using the remote. It sounds deep and rich on everything. The power connector is serious and well thought out. The controls are sensible and plentiful and good quality. The included remote at no additional cost is a very nice bonus considering others charge $40+ for theirs. I had a hard time telling the difference between this model and the Truck version but I am delighted that I chose this one. This replaced my 10-year old Infiniti 200W 10" Basslink (which was incredible for its size). I tried the top of the line Bazooka first, which failed miserably even at $100 more - its nowhere near as nice as the Rockford.On Mounting: The first photo is the final mounting with brackets, and the 2nd photo is from when I was testing it out before mounting it. It rocked both ways but definitely transfers more bass into the chassis when mounted to it.I saw that it included huge strips of velcro for mounting, but I decided to mount mine directly to my wood frame in my Sprinter, using a bunch of metal rack ears I had lying around. It worked out quite well and has great subsonic transfer to the entire van chassis. The Basslink did this well too, and the Rockford Fosgate does it even better, louder, and deeper. I'm in bass bliss!I'm so happy with this purchase - it really feels like a high end piece of gear with a shockingly low price. Thank you Amazon and Well done Rockford Fosgate!

After extensive research I decided to add a two 12”s with amp setup. I had already upgraded doors and 6” x 9”s in the back to my factory car play radio with infinitys. Then came across this, what can I say? Pros: This thing packs a serious punch, install was a breeze, easily removed if needed and doesn’t take a lot of space. Cons: Been two weeks, none yet. Great product!

Amazing sub with lots to offer. Easy to install and the added protection to remove and disconnect as needsd makes it quite convenient and practical. Quite the punch in bass and the lightning shipping was welcome.All in all quite satisfied with this sub and purchase. I bought the extra warranty for oiece of mind as well.

Just what I was looking for , perfect size and amazing sound , put it in my 1014 chevy 1500 Silverado regulat cab

I cannot get this to sound good at all! I've tried everything I know and sounds horrible.

I just received this sub today and have yet to see how well it performs. I'll add some images to the review and update it as I go. My factory deck was just getting old and all of my old speakers were blown from age and deteriorated. I decided to get new speakers. This is my new set-up:Sony CD Stereo with Bluetooth and Hands-free Phone (remote mic), voice recognition and navigation via SIRI, MEGABASS, iPhone Bluetooth "N" One-Touch) and Charging, Six-Preouts (four = 2 for sub), USB front, RDS, 55Watts Max. x 4 Tuner: Model: MEX-N5100BTAlpine MRV-F300 4-Channel D-Class Power Amplifier (50 Watts RMS x 4)JBL GT7-6 Series 6 3/4" Coaxial Door Speakers (45-Watts RMS) (Front Doors)Kicker KS Series 6 3/4" Coaxial Door Speakers (100 Watts RMS) (Rear Doors)Factory Tweeters in the Dash 1 3/4" x 2 - These are run off of the Sony Receiver Head UnitRockford Fosgate P300 12" Punch Powered Subwoofer (300 Watts RMS)Cadence Speaker Wire (14 Gauge)EFX Power Amp KitEFX Dual Power Amp KitSoundquest Platinum Battery Terminal Bolt for attaching the AMP Cable RingI originally had a Sound Ordnance B-8PTD 8" 125 Watt (RMS) Powered Subwoofer, but with the Alpine amp and speakers, I found that the lows were not hitting as hard as they were without the amp and new speakers. I decided after reading all of the reviews that the Rockford Fosgate 12" Punch Powered Subwoofer was one that I should give a try. The sound is now rounded out well. I am still making adjustments and tweaking, but the rear view mirror shakes good with kick drums and bass now, MUCH harder than the Sound Ordnance. You can feel the kick drums and bass notes with this thing. One thing I DO want to mention; this is a 2001 Chevy Blazer with 150,000 miles on it and it is a great truck, but it is getting older. I maintain it well and think I may get 250,000 miles out of it if I keep up the maintenance. The thing I'm getting at is bass notes and vibration. Vibration destroys the sound of a good system. Dynamat and other sound deadeners are an expensive option for this problem. I have the system cranked pretty high (as high as I can take it), and with the Apline amp, my speakers and this monster sub, there are no rattles, inside or outside of the truck. I have made sure every clip on the panels is secured or broken ones replaced and have blown out the inside of my doors with an air hose. You won't need Dynamat in a Blazer unless you listen to a lot of rap. The system is capable of making the car shake, but I don't want that. I just want sound that is undistorted that I can hear as loudly and cleanly as possible and this system can be turned up louder than I can take it with no problem. The RF Sub can certainly pound you out of the car, but it is just one 12" speaker. It doesn't take up a lot of room, but it is large and you need large if you want to "feel" the air of the music. It is not a competition sub. It is priced right for the money and should probably be more expensive. As one reviewer stated, this sub can be punishing and still remain clear. You HAVE to adjust the filters and settings in order to dial it in. My first impression is an ear-to-ear grin, but I know that subs take a while to break in; just like shoes. The longer you use them, the better they get. If you are thinking about this sub, just get it and try it. Amazon offers 30 day returns so all you'll be out is the wiring kit for it and your time. This sub is easy to hook up, but it will take you about three hours of steady work to get everything run correctly (it took me longer), and strapped down.The Kickers are bright and the JBL's are warmer in tone and with Kicker KS Series coaxial speakers in the rear doors and the JBL's up front in the doors (with the Alpine 50 x 4 (RMS) D-Class 4-Channel Power Amp, it sounds like a concert hall. The dash tweeters are still evident and I can hear them, but with 4 powered tweeters built into each amplified door speaker, all of the tones blend in well.I listen to Country, Rock, Jazz, Rockabilly, Jazz. With this system and the Rockford Fosgate Powered Subwoofer, it immerses you in the music and you FEEL it and feel it HARD! It is just like hearing the bands live :)I don't like the Rockford Fosgate connectors. The "quick-disconnect" is anything but quick and easy. The instructions were pretty dismal as well. I have yet to dial in the lows exactly, but I'm close. I am adding some photos, but for some reason they uploaded upside down. I'm not sure how this happened. The Rockford Fosgate is held in place with a Walmart tie-down Cambuckle. There is NO WAY that that Velcro they threw in the box will ever hold down a large, relatively heavy box such as this one. The Cambuckle is 6 feet long and works well.As of now, I would HIGHLY recommend this powered sub. You can't beat it for the price. LOTS of power in a small package. The sub rounded out my system and now its great for me :)