BELVA BPKG212v2 1200W Dual 12" Car Subwoofer with Ported Enclosure, Monoblock Amplifier, Wiring Kit and Remote Bass Knob

This subwoofer is a great addition to my 2008 Jeep Wrangler. It sounds way better than the OEM Infinity that failed. The wattage isn’t crazy high, but it thumps! I’m very happy with the purchase so far. The install was easy, power, ground, remote, and audio inputs. The box is solid. I made two simple mounts from “L” brackets. For my application, a grill is some sort would have been ideal. An amplified 10” subwoofer for $109 is hard to beat!

The media could not be loaded. This sub sounds awesome. Its not pushing out extreme power from the amp but if u get a bigger amp, this thing would bang and I bet it could take a good amount of abuse. I just installed it today in my kia forte and i have it in the backseat and ohhhh boy does it pound. Turned my amp up really high and didnt get any clipping/distortion/heat etc. i think this is actually a good deal for this package. Is it the loudest single 12 no,,, but for under 200 bucks man this is really good value. Even thoigh its ported, it sill has a lot of punchiness combined with a lot of boom. Songs sound dope and the bass is so clear and clean. Ive had a few premium subwoofer setups (kicker, skar, kewood, pioneer etc etc) but this is by far the best bang for your buck. I would get this over a skar bundle. If your considering it, i would totally get this bundle!!!

Lasted about 2 months. After taking almost a month to get it. I initially tried to cancel the order after the third delay update but it declined the cancelation. Kind of wish I'd just sent it back now obviously but it finally came in so I installed it. (I'm a certified mechanic with an electrical background. I know what I'm doing). I was just hoping the price point wasn't too good to be true and it was sad to say. The amp is not rated to the sub and is dinky so no way it was going to output its rated numbers anyway. But even with a strong ground (over measured) and installed "by the book" to give it every chance... That little amp blew up. I'd understand if I was running it at full level and gain and stuff but noop that little amp blew at less than half settings in a well ventilated environment. Sad face. Oh well I was really only here for the sub so I installed a 250 watt rms Pioneer amp in its place and kept the settings even lower. So low in fact that no perceivable heat was coming off it.... Aaand yesterday the subwoofer blew so bad I thought the voice coil caught fire as the entire car filled with electrical smoke. I'm extremely disappointed because if you take the junk amp out of the equation the sub and box are actually quite good looking and felt and sounded quality.. But it would seem that all I really bought and waited for was a decent quality sub enclosure because even the wiring kit is sub-par. So if you need a nice subwoofer enclosure buy this then give away everything else because you'll be replacing it anyway. So I don't think I can recommend this brand because that was money in the drain unless they have a really good customer service department.

I bought these for my very first car, I love them so much there cheap, and don’t sound bad at all!! Definitely worth the price. The only reason I take a star off if because it didn’t come with enough wire, and my dad had to get more for it. But everything else I am completely impressed with and I definitely recommend, expecally if these are you’re first subsAlso, my car is a 2012 ford edge, and the radio has a screen and it’s factory, so off of Amazon I bought a adapter for my screen/radio to set my subs up because it wouldn’t connect to my factory radio

Now before I start out, these are not by any means competition speakers so they aren’t going to blow your hair all around when you play some rap. However they will rattle some stuff around in your car so they are pretty good. Those competition speakers are $500+ for the speaker alone,Moving on;Tuning: I have seen a few reviews saying they are experiencing problems with overheating, if your gain is maxed out that is exactly why your amp is overheating because you are capping your subs. To properly tune your amp you need a oscilloscope and set it to 20v a/c at 5ms and play a 40hz sound mid volume. If your wavelengths flatten out at the top that’s called “capping” and will destroy a subwoofer and amp and ultimately overheat. Your gain should be around 50%, your head unit is what sends the signal how hard to hit. If you don’t have an oscilloscope then take it to a professional and they can tune it for you. I’ve seen way too many car fires from improper tuning of an amplifier then they blame the manufacturer.Next, these sound really good in a hatchback and suv…. Like really good. In a truck/car in the trunk, face your speakers towards the back seat and you’ll get a good sound. Unfortunately they aren’t really good in a convertible but really finding one that will work in a convertible is extremely difficult to do because limited space and top down you’ll loose a lot of sound. They are absolutely well worth the money. Great starter subs for sure. Not a competition speaker but a great speaker for rock music and some rap. Don’t hesitate to purchase them and follow my instructions for proper tuning. Happy buying! You will not regret it

I don't know what the speaker box is made of but it smells like a dead animal and stinks up my truck I don't think I'm going to be able to use it it's that bad

Just got this to add a little extra sound in my son's truck. We set it up in under an hour and it sounds great without being obnoxious. Its enough bass for any car. It's not gonna thump the neighborhood. I'd recommend. Update. 1 month later and it stopped working. Amp fried. Unable to return. Wasted $120