Skar Audio EVL-65 D2 6.5" 400 Watt Max Power Dual 2 Ohm Car Subwoofer

I ordered two of these 15 in subs and did the triple deuce, which is two batteries, two amps, and 2 subs. For the money these subs do hit hard, but only if you have good wiring, a good battery, a good ported box(not a sealed one), a decent alternator, the wires hooked up correctly, the sub or subs hooked up correctly, and the right amount of amp RMS wattage output. If not, then you're more than likely going to fry the sub, start a fire in your trunk and/or have a sub or subs that sound like trash or rattling cans in the trunk

Absolutely banging sub. Note that this absolutely requires a box that is cutout for 9.375" instead of the regular 9.25". Both of SKAR's 10" boxes will fit this but many other ones will not. Sub is 26lbs and is an absolute monster. Reliable, sounds great, and can handle anything you throw at it.

I've been into car audio, and building enclosures for more than 30 years. So this time around, I wanted to do something different.... Passive radiators. I decided to build a 5 cubic foot box, with two Dayton 15" passive radiators, and I used 150gms of weight, on each of them, for a tuning of 30.48 hz. I'm giving this sub woofer right about 1300 wts. So the morning before I put it in the truck, I told myself, Okay, if this sub "only" hits really deep bass, or bass heavy music well.... so be it. I can always get my SQ fix in my car, with my little 8" sub. But right from the moment I fired it up, I was absolutely stunned ! Not only does it make ridiculous low constant bass notes (as one might expect from an 18" sub with good power), but much more surprisingly, it also plays such tight, snappy kick drums, guitar bass, old school rock, and stuff that doesn't even have much bass ! Every other sub woofer enclosure that I have ever built, would start to sound like garbage, if you pushed too hard, where there was not a lot of bass signal, but not this one ! So, in spite of the fact that this thing plays techno / electronic 20-25hz bass so well (fun for demos), I've actually been listening to more old school stuff... just because I can ! The point is though, it plays everything great ! Whatever my mood, this sub woofer is down with it :) I can see this sub woofer setup staying around for a long time, while I work on several other aspects of my system... sound deadening, electrical upgrades, DSP tuning, etc. So, long story short, out of probably 30 enclosures I have built, for everything from 8"s to 18"s, this is absolutely the best, most musical setup I have ever created :) But I mean really, who uses an 18" sub woofer because they are shooting for SQ ? So freaking ecstatic with the outcome :) Thank you so much Skar :)

Ni 100 wats y parecía que se iba a desarmar y nada de graves, parece más un medio

This little guy thumps... I have it wired to a 1-ohm load connected to a Skar mono block 800-watt RMS amp... Please note the speaker is 600 watts RMS, and it's always better to have more power from your amp than you need; just turn the gain down... It's pretty incredible how good it sounds in the vented Skar SPL box. I put it under the helm of my boat, and you would think I have two 12's in it. You would be hard-pressed to find a better value for your money.