AUDIOTEK 2X K7 10 Inch 1000 Watt Car Audio Subwoofer w/ 4 Ohm Power 10 in. Sub – Feature Single Voice Coil, Thick Magnet, Design for Car, ATV, Van, High Performance Car Show

Product Highlights: A subwoofer is a speaker that’s designed to reproduce bass. They cover the lower end range of frequencies that smaller speakers struggle with (6.5″, 6″ x 9″, and etc). A component sub can add a level of power and sound to your music that other speakers cant reproduce. It’s one of the necessities to a well-rounded car stereo. Add one of the best car subwoofers to your stereo and you’ll wonder how you listened to music without one. Car subwoofers can make or break a new car audio system. We remember the first time we drove away from getting our subwoofer installed, and we really haven’t been able to go back to being without at least one in our car. How to choose the best car subwoofer Money – There are some subs that are budget-friendly and priced at under $100 and less, while others can go a bit higher but provide some more quality and power. How much you have saved up will help determine which direction to go. Are you building your own car sound system? Plan accordingly. Woofer size – The most popular car subwoofer sizes are by far either 10″ or 12″ (you’ll hear car audio enthusiasts call them “tens” or “twelves” — such as: “Woah, you have two twelves in there? No wonder it bumps! I heard you down the street”). The difference between a 10″ and 12″ car subwoofer isn’t extremely noticeable; however, the bigger, the more power you’ll ultimately be getting. We used to have two 12″ subs in our car and boy was that a lot. To be honest, the bass basically overpowered the entire song (unless that’s what you’re into, go for it). We eventually moved it down to one 10″ and it still sounded great (and definitely bumped, mind you). Also be sure to check if the woofer actually fits your trunk — most will fit a 12″, but we know some cars that have smaller trunks where you’ll need a more compact sub.