Skar Audio EVL-65 D4 6.5" 400 Watt Max Power Dual 4 Ohm Car Subwoofer

It's not the cheapest option but I tried a dayton unit and it couldn't handle the power, so I said screw it and went for the skar unit, not disappointed in the slightest. It is a tight fit as the magnet barely fits through the hole, and it does need to be set in series to get an 8 ohm load. You could do a 4 ohm load but it's not a good idea since the internal amp was made for a 6 ohm load originally. If you want an option that will probably be overkill and most likely never be over powered by the internal amp, then this will be a good bet, after it breaks in and loosens up the bass does get cleaner so don't expect it to be perfect right away as it NEEDS a breaking period, best way to do that is to simply play music through it for a couple days at a decent volume to get it moving. Otherwise it's a great unit with rly good build quality and sounds excellent, worth the $60 I paid for it.

Small sleek design, sounds great on different freq, on the heavy side but packs a big punch will purchase again

I love this little thing. Stuck it in a sixth order, fed it about 300 watts and have been having fun with it. A sub this small allows me to keep trying different box designs without eating up much money. This thing digs down deep in the right box. I've gotten impressive output at 26Hz with my current setup. As a bit of a basshead I find it fun, and surprisingly powerful. The best thing about it is just the quality of sound I'm getting with a very small footprint in my car, and very low power. It pairs with my more SQ oriented front stage setup, and with a little Time Alignment and EQ work, I've been able to get the sound dialed in perfectly for when I want to LISTEN to music, not just PLAY it. The downside is the small size of the driver limits the voice coil size and suspension strength, as well as the motor size. Though impressive for it's size, I think I'd be happier with the output if I would have picked up an 8, but that's just the basshead in me talking. On just 300ish watts, I've heard the voice coil bottom out on the backside of the motor. Furthermore, the flat blade terminals leave a lot to be desired, they make wiring a little bit annoying as the area is a little bit cluttered. I'd love to see spring or screw terminals. I ended up soldering tails onto them. Overall I have to say that this little sub is perfect for an inexpensive upgrade to your sound system if you are just looking to enjoy your music with a little more bass. The simplest thing you can do to wake up your vehicles stereo system is, surprisingly, to bypass your factory amp and put your factory speakers on an aftermarket amp, and adding a small bass setup. You'd be surprised at how good the speakers in your car are, and how bad the factory amp is. There are some good options for all in one DSP and amplifier setups that are affordable. Tack on a small bass setup like this, and you can have an amazing upgrade for less than 500.

Sounds great, good build quality. But mine seemed used...why?? I paid for a new one. AND the packaging was bad, only the speaker in the box, no protection, literature or anything. Unfortunately, I didn't take any pictures.

Used this to replace the blown subwoofer in a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 sound system. I'm still in the process of breaking in this new speaker, but from what I hear already, this makes the sub sound better than what Klipsch made it originally — much better sounding deep bass. I've one more copy of fully functional ProMedia 2.1, and I'm seriously considering swapping the sub on it with this as well! For those of who you'll be attempting this swap, remember that the speaker connectors on this are of different size than what the stock Klipsch speaker used, so be prepared to order a set of connectors to modify the original wire (or just solder the wire). This speaker is also a dual-connector 4 ohm one so connect the leads in serial (connect one set of + and - using a wire directly), and then use the remaining + and - for the original Klipsch amp's connectors. Other than that a snug drop in replacement. You'll need to ditch the original metal grill afterwards. See the attached photo for the installed version.

These things pound like a 10" sub with the right box. I have two of these in a single cab s10 and it sound like something bigger for sure.

Seen others use this subwoofer to replace their old sub for the klipsch pro media 2.1 and just like the other reviews on here it definitely works very good! My old sub on mine eventually blew out after 12+ years of use, Seen this Skar 6.5 and others saying it works better then the original and yeah no joke this little thing hits. Do your research on how to wire it tho which it has to be wired in (series) or take it to someone who knows how to replace it but other then that yes, its awesome!

I’ve had the Logitech z625 for over a year now and the factory subwoofer is alright. Don’t get me wrong it is also equally amazing compared to 99% of other 2.1 speaker setups that you can get in the $200 price range. It’s done an amazing job for the price but there’s always room for improvement me and the Skar EVL-65 is that improvement. You do have to wire it up to 8 ohms which isn’t difficult and screwing the 6.5” sub into the 7” hole is annoying but possible. Once it’s all done and you turn it back on the range and depth of bass is beyond belief compared to the factory Logitech subwoofer. I’m definitely glad I upgraded. It’s so great that I want to test getting a Skar 8” 4 ohm subwoofer and box to transfer the hardware from the Logitech into to see how much better that sounds.

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

Never disappointed with this product Skar Audio products are high quality and does as it says This brand is highly recommended never let's me down and post is very fast

Berry good for mony

Really good subwoofer and has crazy xmax and will take anything you throw at it the only down side is the cone area

Brilliant