Rockford Fosgate Punch P1 P1S412 12-Inch 150-Watt Subwoofer - 4 Ohm

Ordered this, got here a little late due to winter storm. Its not what is pictured, i ordered it because i like the older subs better than the new ones and it would've matched the P1 i already have. Its Fosgate though, i cant complain

I got one of these for my wife's car here on Amazon for about $33. It is running off of a 200 watt rms Kicker amp in a sealed box (1.10 cubic feet) and provides great low end sound in the trunk of her car. I decided to add a second sub to my boat so I figured why not get one of these since it will be in a compartment where it will not get wet, so I looked at Amazon and the sub was somewhere around $65 when I had just paid $33 a month prior. So I kept checking around and noticed that the price fluctuated often on Amazon. Then one day I logged on and it was marked around $26, so I ordered it and now I have that second sub in my boat in a sealed box (1.02 cubic feet). It is running off of a Punch 300 getting about 200 watt rms. They both sound great and I have not had any complaints. They won't blow your doors off like the P3 subs, but they sound great in the 150 to 200 RMS watt range in a recommended sealed enclosure. Definitely 5 stars for around $30, considering you get a much higher quality product and sound than what you pay for.

Pushed it with 150 watt RMS at 4 ohms. Sounded Amazing for first half hour before it blew. I wrote I five star review before cause of how great it sounded but this is unacceptable.

Total garbage but super cheap

To the person who said this sub is junk should be putting most of the blame on the box. I know Rockford recommends a tiny box for their sealed enclosures, which is ONLY good if you care about pure SPL. A sealed box around 1.8-2.5 cu.ft. would be much more suitable for producing less SPL but a much smoother frequency response. This means that you can hit those very low notes much better. Add 3/4 lb/cu.ft. of polyfill (3lbs for $10 at wally world) and you will get an even better response from your new Rockford sub!A ported enclosure is also a very viable option for a 12" sub. Tuning the box lower than Rockford's spec will, again, lower the SPL, but it will increase the driver's ability to hit lower notes.Overall, I feel Rockford P1's are a good value with solid performance, especially when had for under fifty dinero.

I purchased 4 of these off amazon when they were 30$ each and was not dissapointed. With a simple rectangular proted box design these are loud and make my ears bleed in a good way. Getting into the lower range although there is alot some muffled sound when it comes to listening to the the higher frequencies of a an electric guitar, almost all genres sing with these installed. Although you don't need to buy 4 of these to get alot of air displacement, they still sound nice paired with a hifonics amplifier. I wouldn't recommend 4 of more though. Your neighbors will want to rip your jugular out after you put them in.

These subs are alright, for the money. They hit some bass notes perfect, but sometimes they just cant hit certain ones enough for me. They distort a little bit on certain things, and on some they sound great. I would reccomend spending the extra cash and getting either Rockford Fosgate P3's, or Alpine Type R subs, especially if you are buying a box, spending money on a new stereo, etc, make it all worth it, its the subs that you are going for, dont go cheap on them. In like 2 months I will buy better ones to be perfectly honest. These are just a great starter system, but dont hit all kinds of bass.

Damn good purchase on these subs. I have tried a few lower end subs and gradually figured out what i wanted and these are it. (Sure, I would like to go a bit louder, like JBL's or the Rockford Fosgate Punch 2 or 3, who wouldn't) They are very efficient which was high on my list, to get the most out of my system without worries of overusing my battery and alternator and without the need of a capacitor. They thump and hit the lows nicely, though seem to miss the very low frequencies sometimes that my old MTX's would nail.