JBLJBL BassPro SL 8-inch 125W RMS Powered Under-Seat Compact Subwoofer Enclosure System (250 watts RMS: 125 watts), Black

Were you disappointed with your Ford's B&O "Ultimate" sound system that was anything but? Oh, it's great for high- and mid-range tones but the promise of Bull Mastiff bass notes is more like that of a playful Corgi. Definitely a dog, especially given the upcharge on my new Lariat.Here's the fix: easy to install, adjust and enjoy! Gives you the bass you expected and paid for with just a small investment. No, it's not going to drive the neighbors out or make the cop behind you go blurry in the rear-view mirror; but it's a great complement to your B&O system and you'll forgive Ford for not making them do a better job. My install: took power from the rear seat inverter with a fused cord and used the supplied pigtail to wire into the stock subwoofer plug. Bass Pro fits behind the rear seatback on the driver's side but other installation options will be available depending on your vehicle's configuration. Enjoy!

Great for the stock crappy ford b&o stereo ur not shaking the neighbors house but sounds great in truck

Great sounds for the price

First off, my installer says this JBL is better than the similar Kicker model.I bought this for my Porsche Cayman (2 seater) that did not come with the factory rear speakers option. I replaced the stock door speakers that helped a lot, but still missing the full sound and bass of a normal 4 speaker setup. Since my rear area will only accept 4" speakers, you won't get much bass out of them no matter what. So my my installer suggested one of these.It didn't exactly fulfill what I was looking for as far as the "rear sound fullness", but it added super-bass, almost a little too much for my taste. Admittedly, I have not exhausted my options with the EQ on my head unit to adjust the bass, so at the moment the bass is far too over-powering. This may be good for dance music or something like that.Additionally, I feel bad for anybody sitting in the passenger seat right above where the unit is installed but thankfully my head unit has an option to turn it off if need be.It's not to say it's not doing exactly what it's meant to do, or what you may want it to do, it just wasn't the perfect solution for my particular situation. Perhaps with additional 4" speakers in the rear and the right EQ settings, it will be perfect. I will update my review if that is the case.Hope this helps.

These are great sounding Subwoofers. If and when you purchase them don’t have ridiculously high expectations, you will never get the response and resonance you have come to expect from a larger enclosure. If you want to add richness and depth at reasonable volumes and nothing more these Dubs are for you! These speakers are for the mature music lover not the head banging crowd. They are not made for loud, they are made for quality not quantity… I recommend them to those that enjoy a fuller sounding car stereo experience. I love how they changed the dynamics of the sound in my vehicle. You can never go wrong with any type of JBL Speakers, the are made by Harman a Lansing Sound Company of which has a very strong history in sound reproduction. Thanks for reading my review!

The JBL BassPro SL 8-inch Powered Subwoofer delivers decent sound quality with clear bass that adds a nice boost to my audio setup. However, despite its compact design, it didn’t fit under my seat as I had hoped, which was a big disappointment. I was looking forward to the space-saving aspect, but it ended up taking more room than expected.While the bass is decent, the lack of a proper fit under the seat takes away from the convenience I was aiming for. It’s a good product if you have more space, but if you’re specifically looking for an under-seat subwoofer, you might want to double-check the dimensions first. Three stars for solid performance but a frustrating fit.

Added this to my Jeep TJ where space is so limited. Put it in the very back inside a Tuffy trunk, not expecting much and wow, was I surprised by the accuracy restored to sound quality, especially since I’m using the stock head unit. Along with the tiny Kenwood amp and Kicker speakers that went in the factory locations (amp is bolted to the bottom of the steering column on a bracket I fabricated and only feeds the Kickers), the sound is exactly what I was looking for! Obviously, you aren’t going to get a real deep thump from hip-hop or rap, but rock and country, etc.. sound perfect, even with the top and doors off. I did, however, add sound deadening to the sheet metal of the trunk to reduce droning and vibration. Would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to hear full spectrum sound in small spaces

I selected this sub to add some guts to a mid-level factory stereo without making me hack up the wiring in a brand new car. It should have been just the right product from a reputable company. As a live sound engineer of some 40 years, I had every expectation that I would connect power, connect signal, and be enjoying sound in a short amount of time. The sub has an auto-audio-on switch which is supposed to turn the unit on as soon as an input signal is detected. But only after you receive the install manual and/or tear open the dash of your car do you find out that the audio-on function DOES NOT WORK on the RCA inputs, and the unit will not even power up, no way no how. You plug in, get nothing, repair your dashboard, and send the sub back. You should be able to connect power and turn a thing on. Ridiculous over-engineered/under-implemented feature that actually disables the unit.