Kicker 51PDFT10 Powered Car Subwoofer, 10 inches

It's all you need for that needed added Bass in a pickup Just fit behind my seat You're not gonna win any competitions, but you will enjoy your ride just a little bit more

best subwoofer amplifier i ever bought this is my second one of this the sound is so crispy and clear but at the same time the bass sounds good as well but not over bearing to where you cant even hear the song the voice i highly recommend this kicker i will say if u want the bass to bump like shaking the windows this aint something u want this is just for a little extra bass ive had amps and sperkers all that and this was the easiest fastest thing to hook up only took me about a hour but i knew how to hook it up no instructions i ran everything nice and clean so id give a hour to hook up

I installed this 10 in kicker sub in my f150. Fairly easy to install. I tapped into my rear door speakers for rca. This thing thumps! It sounds really nice in my truck and has some decent low end.

My nephew installed this from a wired connection to their harness in all of 20 minutes. It sounds pretty great in a 7 seater SUV with stock speakers. I haven't had it long and I've read that you shouldn't increase the bass until after 20 hours or so. I'm in that window now, but I'm pretty satisfied at 2/3.

Easy installation, speaker and amp combo makes wiring simple and clean, good sound for the price. If you are looking to add substantially more bass to a stock car audio system, this is great. But if you want intense hitting bass, obviously this one 10” subwoofer will not be enough.

the sound and performance is great to be 1 10" sub with 100 watts, but the installation process is a little bit much. so if you wanted to up grade and get a real amp you would have to go through the runnings of wires and all that all over again. But sounds good for what it is!

​3 Stars – A corporate "upgrade" that's actually a 33% power downgrade. ​It's a slap in the face to consumers when a brand "updates" a model by gutting the performance. This "successor" is well-built on the outside, but it's a hollow shell of the previous version. The older PT250 models that were staples at Walmart delivered a solid 150W RMS and had the thump to prove it. This new version has been "upgraded" down to a meager 100W RMS for the exact same price, $ 240 out the door ​They are essentially charging a premium for 50 fewer watts of power, betting that the average buyer won't notice the spec sheet. If you're looking for the "Loud and Clear" reputation this brand used to stand for, you won't find it here. It's a decent enclosure, but the lack of output is a major letdown for anyone used to the old-school 150W standard. Don't fall for a kicker label these days —it's just shrinkflation for car audio

was missing quit a bit of thinfs were i could use it

Installed everything correctly and kept blowing fuse, went to grab another one at another Walmart and the subwoofer worked, I don't know, but they both looked used, the second one worked so can't complain, but had to rewire everything, connector to sub was beat up like someone tried to yank on it

Would not recommend , Walmart would not let me return even tho I have everything and the receipt