Planet Audio AC8D Anarchy Series 8 Inch Car Subwoofer - 1200 Watts Max, Dual 4 Ohm Voice Coil, Sold Individually, Hook Up to Amp

Be patient and let this guy break-in.Took about 30 hours at moderate volume for mine.At first bass was weak and a bit sloppy but, after break-in, was full, tight, and amazing for just an 8.I do have it in a custom built sealed box, with plenty of clean power feeding it.Sounded good enough for me to purchase a second for my racing simulator.

Great

They came referred from others charging there factory sub in tahoe's sounds pretty good

Does a really decent job for the price. Surprisingly effective even with minimal air space in a Miata. Nearly equal to RE Audio equivalents and uses 2/3 the depth.

I had a shop install the sub with the amplifier that was matched for it and in 9.5 days it was done. Now I can't find my receipt so I don't know what to do with it besides just eat it. I can say that the sound was very deep and very clear. I imagine it just can't handle the power rating advertised, or even half that much. If you put maybe 300 clean watts of MOSFET power to it you will get a decent sound. I used the planet audio 1500 watt monoblock amplifier model #AC1500.1M and after the break in period of 20 hours low level volume, I turned the amp up to 25% and it sounded fine. After another couple days I powered it up to approx 50% power with no bass boost, head unit settings all at default, nor any audio boosting apps, as it was clear digital music, and a half hour into the ride it was making such weird grinding noises I was afraid it might catch fire. So, I removed the speaker, inspected for damage, odd smells, anything, tested the amp with a 12" 1400 watt subwoofer and it was fine. And nothing. The tech at the shop said it was a faulty voice coil and that I should have picked a different company if I wanted a 15" sub that was worth the time.That being said, the experience wasn't without it perks. The delivery speed was fine by me, although it was several days late, I was informed of the speakers location and Amazon went above and beyond keeping me informed of why and what and where so on and so forth. So good job Amazon.Now, imma send the speaker back, let's see how it gets remedied. Hopefully the sales ticket from Amazon will suffice for replacing this item. Maybe it was just a bad factory install or faulty materials, I cannot say. And that happens. But let's just wait and see what planet audio does as far as honoring their product warranty. I can appreciate their amps as the one I purchased is very good. I would buy again, and if this is remedied appropriately then they will retain me as a customer for many years to come. If not, well I seek another brand.Bad speaker-good amp-Amazon right on target and very thorough.

I got 2 of the 10 inch dvc 4 ohm subs that are in my truck box under the back seat of my 98 ford ext. Cab (down firing ). I originally bought these for some good background bass but after wiring these up @4ohm to my planet audio 1500.1 mono amp and hearing how clean and tight these things hit, I new they could give way more then my amp could give! So I pulled the box and wired them up to draw 1 ohm from my amp. Even though I can't push them to hard, cause amp goes into protection mode (it's only 2 ohm stable) it gave me a sneak peak of what they could really do! So I just ordered a 1 ohm stable hifonics amp and when I get them hooked up to an amp that I know can push these things I will chime back in and let you all know how they sound!For any idiots on here talking about they don't sound good or can't handle much power, trust me when I say they don't have a clue what they're doing! ! I would rank these above any entry to mid level name brand subs (ie..JL, Rockford, kicker, etc....) obviously they won't compete with a true competition sub but then those cost 2-300$ a sub and your getting these at $40 a sub! You have to know how to set up your amp and you need a good amp! Along with a box that's correct for these subs! Overall, very impressed, even at 4 ohms it was shaking my side and rear view mirrors. You can't go wrong, again, I can't stress enough that you need to know how to tune your amp and then your deck to really get the goods! If your not sure, take it too a reputable stereo shop and they can adjust it for you, remember that these need to be broken in just like any speaker!

If you have the money go ahead and pay more. You get what you pay for. I ordered 2-12 inch subs. At very low volume they sounded ok. I used them on a mono 1000 watt amp. I didn't push them because there's a break in period. I bought them to replace my 10's that are in the exact same ported box but with a different brand sub. I thought because they were bigger that they would automatically sound better. Keep in mind. They were in the exact same type ported box and same everything. As soon as they came on I could tell there was no comparison. I immediately returned them and spending more to get the sound what I want. That's just my experience. The thing is. The seller messaged back about being a "restock fee" which here when you buy them says nothing about that. I'm returning everything in the original boxes.. Thank you Amazon on your third party sellers.