Compact size. Low power input needed. Very efficient.

Not a big power handler.

I purchased two of these tubes and I have used the original tubes with original woofers since 1988. 14 years of pounding, a wife and two kids later, they are still rocking hard. I had 35 watts running to each in a 280zx and was able to attain SPL's of 132dB. I now have 125 watts running to each and haven't had it rated yet, but it is probably in the 137 range. Haven't heard a bass sound more pleasing to my ear for this price point ever.

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MTX 12" subs in 1987. Haven't used anything since.

Can get quite loud with a good amp. Light and doesn't take up too much room. Can be run and sound ok with a weak low quality amp.

Overpriced. Doesn't go really low like a true sub should. Sound Quality could be better.

It can add some lower punch notes to a factory system. Wouldn't recommend it to serious audio listeners because it lacks good sound quality. Its not an spl contender alone but may get you respectable spl with a multiple setup and a strong amp. The 8" bazooka bass tube would be a better option because its smaller than the 10" and there is only a hint difference in the sound and loudness. Wouldn't pay more than $160 new.

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Gets loud and some SQ. Compact and comes with strap harness to hold it in place. No big amp needed to run it, it takes 200 watts max.

Tends to distort at high volumes with 250 watts to it.

I would recommend this sub system to anyone who want to add a sub to their factory system. Good starter sub. I now have 3 Infinity Kappa Perfect 12.1's and soon to add 3 more!!!!!!!!

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Other low to mid class subs.