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Question: Will this sub produce enough bass for a 2006 Ford Explorer  ?? And if so what size amp should I use to push it?
Document: I powered the sub with a pretty old kenwood 600 watt mono amp that I have had since 2002 and it runs great bridged. If you push too hard it gets distorted so don't over power it and don't expect to rattle windows with it but it handles the lows listening to rap and hip hop and it pounds like a bass drum listening to rock and metal.My system is more than enough for my single cab truck, and it produces some great sound.
I need a sub that had a small enclosure to fit in my Ford Ranger. Being a small cab the case needed to be able to be put behind my seats but still allow people to sit back there and allow me to use it to put my things. I love the fact that it has legs that prop it up and allow the sub to face down. Not to mention the bass on the sub was just what i was looking for.
This sub sounds amazing, considering its size and price. I ordered the Pioneer TS-SWX251 10 inch sub to put under the passenger seat in my 2011 Scion XB. I paired it with a Kenwood amp pushing 150 watts RMS bridged power to it, and it far surpasses my expectations. It isn't enough bass to where the people in the car next to you can feel it...but it's just enough to make your music sound great though.
Just installed this subwoofer today, and this little guy can push some bass out! This is ideal for a single cab truck because of the small space it takes up. I had it installed in my 2004 Chevrolet Silverado Single cab, and it fits perfectly behind my seats. I am waiting a few weeks for it to "break-in" but out of the box it will produce great bass. I would recommend to anyone with a small space to install a subwoofer.
I considered this sub because of the lack of space in my truck. I have a '92 ford ranger regular cab. With only a 2 seater truck, there isn't a lot of options when it come to space for a subwoofer. However, this fits perfectly behind the passenger seat and i tell you what, it sounds GREAT. it's got a lot of kick and can handle a lot of lower end bass. Very very powerful for the size and what a great price.
good sound for a small enclosure.I think I ordered the wrong amp for it. Not enough power to really push it.
Nice sub. Gives enough bass. I put it in the trunk but still shakes. Not as powerful as my keywood sub but for its size, nothing like it
I bought this to replace the 8&#34; factory sub that came from Ford. I was concerned it would not have enough low end, being a shallow 10, but I am very satisfied. It has plenty of punch though it struggles with the lower octave as many 10's do. There is not a lot of program material that I listen to in that range so I am satisfied with the price/performance of this sub.
This is a great little subwoofer. For the size, it pumps out pretty strong beats. I have a standard cab 2006 F150 and it sits perfectly behind the seats. I have it located behind the drivers seat and I can definitely feel the bass when I have it turned up. Its not gonna wake the neighbors, although I have been told people can hear from inside of their house when I'm sitting outside. For the price, this is exactly what I was expecting.
Granted, even though this speaker produces deep bass, don't expect Earth Pounding bass like two 15" woofers would produce, but rather a bass sound that completes a well put together sound system enabling the listener to hear all the way down to the deepest bass sounds. Still a very nice woofer considering the size.
Answer: Yes, with a 100-200w will do fine.