I just finished upgrading my stock woofers with the JBL GX600C in my Yaris hatchback from 2008. I also deadened the car doors which helped a TON with the midbass. Yet, I am still missing the low end. I don't want to add an amplifier (I'm honestly a bit scared to, since it seems like a ton of work) so an active, underseat subwoofer like this seems awesome! Thanks for the video!
Update: I just installed a Alpine SWE-815 and it makes a world of difference. It's a small active subwoofer you can install in your trunk. I highly recommend it.
I want to come back and say that I got this little sub working great. I had the gain turned up too so high that it caused it to overheat. I reset it to a good level and the overheating stopped. This thing sounds great.
Does it actually sound like you have a subwoofer or does it sound like door speaker bass ? I'm debating on whether to go with this or a single subwoofer with an amp
@@AtticAZ Is it a close trunk or like a hatch trunk ? And how would I be able to set 2 of these up ? Would I need to run more wires and gauges like how it's done with the first one or something
@@turbro7185 In an actual trunk of my Mustang. You can hook it up the standard way, RCA’s or.. simply via wires to the rear deck woofers. The built-in amp converts the signal. 👌🏼 I was very skeptical. But it sounds good to me. I’m not a huge car audio guy. So I didn’t think it’s be so easy to install. But it was. Only wire I had to run to the front was the one to the battery.
This review really helped me decide and I just purchased mine. I'm 36 and I'm past the rattling trunk years. I just want a clean sound. An upgrade to the factory speakers in my tacoma. Can't wait to install it.
@@brianreid1377 looks and sounds good. It was exactly what I was looking for. I'm sure it will sound better when I switch out the oem speakers. But for now, it sounds good.
Thats me too at this point in my life (36yrs) went to a audio place and they like get two subs for that thump, and im like naw im grown for that shit lol
Any update on this? I have a regular cab tacoma and I'm considering either the 8 or 10 inch of this model but mounting it on the back wall. Not sure on on under the seat or behind it would be best.
@@JS-bp3uplate … but the ss8p actually is really decent it gives a solid thump with that imho I’d get the 10” one think it’s the ss10p Has 200 w rms over this one which is 100w rms also the 10” will deff give more bass over the 8”
I appreciate the things you share! Looking to add a little more bass to my '08 Crown Vic on a level where I can get quality sound for a variety of music genres, within my vehicle. Not interested in making heads turn, or having people ask me, what else did I get for Christmas! lol I just want to be able to understand what I'm listening to, with the windows rolled up. I think the Rockville SS8P might do the job for me! I like what you're doing! 👏🤗👏Thanks! Keep up the good work!
I think it's a good speaker if ur not planning to put hearing aid when u get older. If u want more attention from other people get two 15 inch sub and blast it till u faint.
I blow up a Jl audio w3 12" and I don't regret.. It lasted 2 years.. I'm replacing It with an Alpine s series and I want one of this to Boost the bass from 100hz and above .. My car sounds like a festival and I love it
Hey when I was 17 had a suv with 2 12s that thing was thumping in the high school parking lot until I cracked the sub lol but yea I just want a more clear louder high and lows with a little thump
i put this in my vw cc i traded 5 yrs ago no one out side will hear it but your seat will tell you the whole car is vibrating it is kinda cool and tunable with a switch
What year forester? I’ve got a 19’ with HK system and I ordered the Sound Ordinance powered sub from Crutchfield today, but checking my other options in case I need to return it.
@@erikpartida884 2011 JVC KW-V25BT head with 4 JBL CLUB6520, the JBLs sound amazing just I want a little more bass, not going crazy I don't need to be heard from two miles away.
The bad thing with those are that they heat up fast then go into protection mode till it cools back down.. they need a better way to get rid of the heat
Great review 👍 I'm an baby boomer who is looking for NON teeth rattling bass. I have a Jeep, so an under seat unit won't work ( possible water intrusion). So Your review has led me to the RMW8A 8" loaded sub by Rockville. I hope it'll surprise me as much as the one In your review.
I had a 10” kicker solo-baric L7 in a single truck box with a 600w boss amp that sounded great with my Ozzy or Metallica but put out good bass when some of the club hits like Walk it out or snap your fingers come on. Do you think two of these paired with four 6”x 9”s would give a good clear tight base for a convertible 4x4 going down the Highway? I’m in my 40’s and used to “bigger is better” thinking but don’t need to feel the bass now days! Lol. Thanks for the review too.
Nice video...but it would have been better if you did a comparison with the subwoofer turned on and off. Hard to appreciate the sound recorded on your cellphone or camera and listening to it on a PC or phone. You should demo the remote too. Thanks
Excellent demo. Definitely sold me on it... curious though- You mentioned it would be better to install two of them. I’m wondering how that’s possible. Would I be able to plug both of them into my aftermarket head unit? Or would I have to Daisy chain them somehow? (no0b here)
You’d def b better off with a kicker hideaway I love mine you’ll have bass that u can feel in the chest (nothing too overwhelming but everyone around will kno u obviosly got a sub in there) Rockville don’t have the best track record I’d bet money you’ll smell smoke in ur car within the first week I’ve had my kicker hideaway over 2 years be and the only problem I’ve found is I turn the bass up so loud some of my door speakers blew but the sub is still banging
Hey ,Thanks, Amazing video, i want to let you know your videos there so down to earth easy to understand you explain everything perfectly, i happen to come across your page n every video is done perfectly not all that mega tech stuff i get lost yr like a perfect teacher Thanks Dude ,,,, Tatzz.
I have a 1968 c10 and the gas tank is behind the seat so I don’t have much room for a sound system. Do you think it would be better with a amp if I we’re to get a amp because I have 3 other speakers in the truck already
Great video! Found it while looking up reviews of the Rockville underseats, and will be subscribing. You pretty much answered everything I had questions about. Also appreciate the part where you stage out the wiring.
Thanks for the awesome review. My competition bass setups were left behind in my 20's. But now Im in my late 30's and my wife and kid hate bass that slaps too hard, but Im looking for good clarity. Would you recommend for pop or rock music? Does ut have any distortion or rattle and higher volumes? I don't need insane bass, just something to hit those low notes that my 6.5"s in the doors just cant hit.
That was fun, thank you, cool peeps. Im gonna install a Pyle PLBX8A in my 94 corvette vert, i bought kit to go along with. I have boss h/u installed. Im gonna i stall this pyle via rca, not speaker hi/low. Any tips? It should sound really good in a small vette cabin. Excited!
I'm upgrading to an Atoto double din S8 Gen 2. Though I'm not sure how to run an additional amp for the door speakers in an Ex Cap Silverado. Which will tie the 8in Rockville to my power harness. How do I connect an additional amp, and the 8in Rockville to the stereo and still have them power off and on with the stereo? Please share links, HELP❗❗❗🤯
Bought Cerwin Vegas for the doors, put in a good head unit, now am just looking for a decent little sub to make the sound come alive. Now that I am in my fifties, I don't need to bounce heavy plastic plates off the ceiling using my port tubes and dual 15", lol. If you read this, could you tell me your experience as far as sound clarity? That is what I am after. I appreciate the video anyway, thx.
I have a 1991 miata, looking for some more base, already have a nice Sony head unit and Rockford fosgate door speakers. Do you think this will hit decently for such a small 2 seater if positioned under my seat
Cool video dude. Well done, and a funny quick thinking personality have you. Im looking for subs for a 2010 Rav4. Maybe a 10" underseat Rockville, maybe 2 8's. Idk. Any suggestions? I like a range from lofi to deathcore. Cheers bruv!
Thanks for the honest review on the SS8P, I watched both of them. Did you install the "sub level remote" to manually control the sub gain and if it's optional, then without it, does it default to its maximum gain?
Thanks for the answer. I followed your lead and bought both the powered sub and also the Scosche LOC2SL but I was wondering if that’s actually necessary since the Rockville has both the RCA line level inputs as well as speaker level inputs built in? It makes sense for you to use one in your car because you said you will eventually upgrade this to a much nicer amp with a large sub to match and you will definitely need the line level out but I’m pretty sure that a simple powered sub like the Rockville will be as far as I ever go for my car’s sound system (2018 Civic). What do you think? Should they theoretically be the same or will using the LOC be better and how much better? (I now have the wiring I need for either scenario: nice shielded RCA or 2 pairs of 16 gauge speaker wire so I can try out both scenarios later today)
@@jasontram7775 - I realize this comment is a bit late, but I figured some kind of answer would be nice for others who may have a similar question. I just installed this unit in my '99 Dakota. From what I can tell, an LOC would just be redundant and unnecessary for this unit. An LOC is simply converting a high level signal into a low level signal. Unless you require the use of a remote turn on wire, I'd save the money. If you don't have preamp (RCA) outputs, then just hook the unit up via the speaker wires in the factory harness. The amp will automatically turn on when it sees a signal on those wires, and turn off when the signal goes away.
GOOD VID MAN. iM THINKING ABOUT GETTING TWO ROCKVILLES FOR MY XCAB SILVERADO . YOU SOLD ME ON IT. THANKS. WHEN I PUT THEM IN ILL LET YOU KNOW HOW THEY ARE.
I got a 1200w Rockville 12 inch built in amp, I plan on getting a low profile 10 inch 800w Rockville sub, all the same wiring and everything, and as you were mentioning putting 2, my question is is it possible to use only one set of wiring for the 2
@@Kpaceguy I figured it out, distribution block to power both subs, same with the ground and jump the remote wire and use some RCA splitters. The RCA splitter is the part that's getting me
Hi everyone, need some help. I bought the same powered sub, but the plug in wiring that came with it is a different size than the wiring rockville recommended which is the red power and the black ground. Can I hook up 2 different size wires together? Example: the ground black wire plugged into the sub would be connected/heat shrinked together to a bigger 10gauge wire that would be connected to the metal which is ground. And same for the red power wire. Thanks for the help!!
I think people are complaining about the bass, but it isn't captured over phone video. This prob sounds great in person and just provides a little extra down low nothing earth shaking. Much better than a small factory sub.
I have 2 on the way now but I've been scouring the interweb on how to connect 2 of these things and no one can tell mee! What's your take on possibly how to? 🤔
With a question if I have a subwoofer connected in my car, is it also to connect the car speakers because I see the video that they do not connect it? I saw everything as it is on video but it does not sound like I could advise you
This is exactly what I'm looking for, thanks! I just want some more punch in my work truck's low-end without rattling the doors off, but not so much that my ears will go out. Now will this wake up my neighbors when I'm pulling in at night? I'm running a used Kenwood head unit with a 400 watt amp and kicker speakers.
I probably missed it, but where did you tap the high level inputs into? I just installed in my truck and used the rear speakers. I was told that I should have tapped into directly into the head unit (mine is stock) because rear speakers can be "bandwith limited". Never heard of such a thing. EDIT: nevermind. you used RCAs.
Hello That good Advice,i have a Peugeot 308 SW 7 seater due to space i need under seat sub..Whats your advice do i need one or two...And is it necessary to use car amplifier....will appreciate your advice
i got a 2008 f-250, 2 1/2 door, and i wanna get two of these. i like having some bass to my music but nothing crazy. you think two of these will be good enough?
Ok, then is that the better way to go? Does it give you a better sound? I’m trying to decide if I should use my stock radio or buy an aftermarket radio with RCA outputs. My stock radio doesn’t have them
@@DirtyJobsGuy1 It's always better to go rca if you can. I wouldn't buy a whole new radio just for the ability to plug your sub to it. But a new headunit would give you better sound overall and that's definitely worth the upgrade
Yes it can. But not as well. Because of the radio. It has it's own built in limits that limit bass and your sub will also be limited unless you get a line out converter
Clean sound is what it is about, rattling automobiles do not make sense. The richness of the sound throughout the spectrum is what it is about. When you can play a classical/instrumental tune and have all the aspects come through as if you were sitting in the recital hall you know you have a tuned system. You have to go back to the basics to tune a system.
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I was skeptical when I installed one under the rear seat in my Wrangler, but was impressed with the sound.
Fred Johnson thinking about doing this also. Did you wire it to an aftermarket head unit or use an LOC?
@@monsterenergy927 I have a Kenwood aftermarket unit. Used the RCA connections for it. Has really good bass that still won't wake up the neighbors.
Can you guys tell me if the blue power light with knob is always on even when car is turned of?
@@freddyuwu1526 mine does not stay on
Hey thanks for taking the time to make this man! I am shopping for a tiny, under seat sub for my truck and this sounds like just the thing I need.
My pleasure!
I just finished upgrading my stock woofers with the JBL GX600C in my Yaris hatchback from 2008. I also deadened the car doors which helped a TON with the midbass. Yet, I am still missing the low end. I don't want to add an amplifier (I'm honestly a bit scared to, since it seems like a ton of work) so an active, underseat subwoofer like this seems awesome! Thanks for the video!
Update: I just installed a Alpine SWE-815 and it makes a world of difference. It's a small active subwoofer you can install in your trunk. I highly recommend it.
In a Yaris??? 🤦🏻♂️ bruh a Yaris ain’t even worth the factory stereo.
@@oldrango883 gotta have good speakers lmao
@@oldrango883yaris is Corolla they will run 500k easily better than ford
Thank you , really appreciate the review ! Just bought mine yesterday from amazon , glad to know it's a good bang for my buck ! 💯💯
I loved it , easy , small , no cutting body no fabrication , my car is standers wrangler , and this product suitable to me 😎
I want to come back and say that I got this little sub working great. I had the gain turned up too so high that it caused it to overheat. I reset it to a good level and the overheating stopped. This thing sounds great.
Does it actually sound like you have a subwoofer or does it sound like door speaker bass ?
I'm debating on whether to go with this or a single subwoofer with an amp
@@turbro7185 it’s got good bass and I have it in a trunk. Not even in the cabin with me.
@@AtticAZ
Is it a close trunk or like a hatch trunk ?
And how would I be able to set 2 of these up ? Would I need to run more wires and gauges like how it's done with the first one or something
@@turbro7185 In an actual trunk of my Mustang. You can hook it up the standard way, RCA’s or.. simply via wires to the rear deck woofers. The built-in amp converts the signal. 👌🏼
I was very skeptical. But it sounds good to me. I’m not a huge car audio guy. So I didn’t think it’s be so easy to install. But it was. Only wire I had to run to the front was the one to the battery.
Great review man! Very informative. Probably going to pick one of these up for my Wrangler!
I appreciate it man
This review really helped me decide and I just purchased mine. I'm 36 and I'm past the rattling trunk years. I just want a clean sound. An upgrade to the factory speakers in my tacoma. Can't wait to install it.
I’m a Tacoma guy too looking for the same thing , did you install it? And how do you like it ?
@@brianreid1377 looks and sounds good. It was exactly what I was looking for. I'm sure it will sound better when I switch out the oem speakers. But for now, it sounds good.
Thats me too at this point in my life (36yrs) went to a audio place and they like get two subs for that thump, and im like naw im grown for that shit lol
Any update on this? I have a regular cab tacoma and I'm considering either the 8 or 10 inch of this model but mounting it on the back wall. Not sure on on under the seat or behind it would be best.
@@JS-bp3uplate … but the ss8p actually is really decent it gives a solid thump with that imho I’d get the 10” one think it’s the ss10p
Has 200 w rms over this one which is 100w rms also the 10” will deff give more bass over the 8”
I appreciate the things you share! Looking to add a little more bass to my '08 Crown Vic on a level where I can get quality sound for a variety of music genres, within my vehicle. Not interested in making heads turn, or having people ask me, what else did I get for Christmas! lol I just want to be able to understand what I'm listening to, with the windows rolled up. I think the Rockville SS8P might do the job for me! I like what you're doing! 👏🤗👏Thanks! Keep up the good work!
Glad to help!
I know I’m late to the party but that’s a clean 🚗 my friend ! Great video too!
I greatly appreciate it!
I think it's a good speaker if ur not planning to put hearing aid when u get older. If u want more attention from other people get two 15 inch sub and blast it till u faint.
I had 15 before and never again i only go with one 12 that is it have in 18 or 15 can mess your ears all up
I blow up a Jl audio w3 12" and I don't regret.. It lasted 2 years.. I'm replacing It with an Alpine s series and I want one of this to Boost the bass from 100hz and above .. My car sounds like a festival and I love it
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Hey when I was 17 had a suv with 2 12s that thing was thumping in the high school parking lot until I cracked the sub lol but yea I just want a more clear louder high and lows with a little thump
Why more attention for oth people?? That's so child.
"weight is a sign of quality" manufacturers: "lets add rocks to the item"
i put this in my vw cc i traded 5 yrs ago no one out side will hear it but your seat will tell you the whole car is vibrating it is kinda cool and tunable with a switch
Cool, just what I need for my Forester, can't give up any cargo area.
What year forester? I’ve got a 19’ with HK system and I ordered the Sound Ordinance powered sub from Crutchfield today, but checking my other options in case I need to return it.
@@erikpartida884 2011 JVC KW-V25BT head with 4 JBL CLUB6520, the JBLs sound amazing just I want a little more bass, not going crazy I don't need to be heard from two miles away.
its a good speaker I bought this sub after watching this video installed 1999 chevy Silverado ext cab under seat bass sound really good .
I have Rockville 6 by 9's Marine speakers on my bagger motorcycle and they are awesome!
Yeah man, great video. Good info I think I'm looking for a little more bass than this but your video was useful
Dope video trying to get a couple of these for my miata since I don’t got to much trunk space
The bad thing with those are that they heat up fast then go into protection mode till it cools back down.. they need a better way to get rid of the heat
Wonder if two of these would go well with a 12' in the rear to get those bass notes that the bigger sub may miss🤔
Yes I do it myself. I use the little subs to give the door speakers a little help with the mid bass
Awesome video, works great on my f-150.
Great review 👍
I'm an baby boomer who is looking for NON teeth rattling bass. I have a Jeep, so an under seat unit won't work ( possible water intrusion). So Your review has led me to the RMW8A 8" loaded sub by Rockville. I hope it'll surprise me as much as the one In your review.
Wow wow 😮 this thing Rocks! Exactly what I was looking for 👍
Great review! Going to get one for my sprinter van
Good review my guy!
Thanks for watching!
great video man!
I appreciate it!
I had a 10” kicker solo-baric L7 in a single truck box with a 600w boss amp that sounded great with my Ozzy or Metallica but put out good bass when some of the club hits like Walk it out or snap your fingers come on. Do you think two of these paired with four 6”x 9”s would give a good clear tight base for a convertible 4x4 going down the Highway? I’m in my 40’s and used to “bigger is better” thinking but don’t need to feel the bass now days! Lol. Thanks for the review too.
I think you’ll be okay with that setup let us know how it goes for ya bud 🙏🏽 😊
I was just looking at this particular model to put under my baja seat. diggin' the second song man.
Nice video...but it would have been better if you did a comparison with the subwoofer turned on and off. Hard to appreciate the sound recorded on your cellphone or camera and listening to it on a PC or phone. You should demo the remote too. Thanks
Excellent demo. Definitely sold me on it... curious though- You mentioned it would be better to install two of them. I’m wondering how that’s possible. Would I be able to plug both of them into my aftermarket head unit? Or would I have to Daisy chain them somehow? (no0b here)
A y splitter cable from Amazon will do the trick. 1 male to two female
Thank you for this review! I’m looking for a simple sub for the truck my dad just bought me and this seems like a pretty good option
You’d def b better off with a kicker hideaway I love mine you’ll have bass that u can feel in the chest (nothing too overwhelming but everyone around will kno u obviosly got a sub in there) Rockville don’t have the best track record I’d bet money you’ll smell smoke in ur car within the first week I’ve had my kicker hideaway over 2 years be and the only problem I’ve found is I turn the bass up so loud some of my door speakers blew but the sub is still banging
Great video! Thanks for the clear information!
Hey ,Thanks, Amazing video, i want to let you know your videos there so down to earth easy to understand you explain everything perfectly, i happen to come across your page n every video is done perfectly not all that mega tech stuff i get lost yr like a perfect teacher Thanks Dude ,,,, Tatzz.
I appreciate that! Thanks
Good honest review. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you
Killer video. Might buy this. Definitely subbin.
Thank you! I appreciate it welcome to the crew!
Hello sweetheart
I have a 1968 c10 and the gas tank is behind the seat so I don’t have much room for a sound system. Do you think it would be better with a amp if I we’re to get a amp because I have 3 other speakers in the truck already
Yes it would but it would blow easier
Great video! Found it while looking up reviews of the Rockville underseats, and will be subscribing. You pretty much answered everything I had questions about. Also appreciate the part where you stage out the wiring.
Thanks for watching! Welcome to the crew
Thanks for the awesome review. My competition bass setups were left behind in my 20's. But now Im in my late 30's and my wife and kid hate bass that slaps too hard, but Im looking for good clarity. Would you recommend for pop or rock music? Does ut have any distortion or rattle and higher volumes? I don't need insane bass, just something to hit those low notes that my 6.5"s in the doors just cant hit.
Rock and pop is fine. Isn't loud enough to rattle or distort
Yeah just consider the power draw. This max is 400. They make them a new version now both with larger woofer cone and higher power draw.
Very informative video, did you ever get your larger subwoofer?
Yes I have two 12s in my trunk now
Subs are addictive. I went from a bazooka 8" when i was a kid, to a 12 inch, to 2 12's", to a 15".
That was fun, thank you, cool peeps. Im gonna install a Pyle PLBX8A in my 94 corvette vert, i bought kit to go along with. I have boss h/u installed. Im gonna i stall this pyle via rca, not speaker hi/low.
Any tips?
It should sound really good in a small vette cabin.
Excited!
It's pretty easy my friend thanks for watching
I'm upgrading to an Atoto double din S8 Gen 2.
Though I'm not sure how to run an additional amp for the door speakers in an Ex Cap Silverado. Which will tie the 8in Rockville to my power harness.
How do I connect an additional amp, and the 8in Rockville to the stereo and still have them power off and on with the stereo?
Please share links, HELP❗❗❗🤯
Distribution block
Bought Cerwin Vegas for the doors, put in a good head unit, now am just looking for a decent little sub to make the sound come alive. Now that I am in my fifties, I don't need to bounce heavy plastic plates off the ceiling using my port tubes and dual 15", lol. If you read this, could you tell me your experience as far as sound clarity? That is what I am after. I appreciate the video anyway, thx.
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I have a 1991 miata, looking for some more base, already have a nice Sony head unit and Rockford fosgate door speakers. Do you think this will hit decently for such a small 2 seater if positioned under my seat
I’m looking to do the same with my 95 Miata let me know how it works out for you
Sounds good nice clarity
NIce video! Thank for the info!
No problemo!
I have this one in my car its not too strong but its a good sound ,good quality i also have pioneer speakers and bose player
I was thinking to put two of them
Cool video dude. Well done, and a funny quick thinking personality have you.
Im looking for subs for a 2010 Rav4. Maybe a 10" underseat Rockville, maybe 2 8's. Idk.
Any suggestions?
I like a range from lofi to deathcore.
Cheers bruv!
I appreciate. I'd go to kicker or skar audio. They have under seat subs that'll be better
@@Kpaceguy Cool mate, thanks for the tip.
Awesome setup !!!
I appreciate it
Sounds great 👍
Great review! Im still waiting on installing mine its been sitting in the garage for 6 months now :)
Thanks I appreciate it
Thanks for the honest review on the SS8P, I watched both of them. Did you install the "sub level remote" to manually control the sub gain and if it's optional, then without it, does it default to its maximum gain?
Yes and yes! Even with the remote you'll probably keep it near max with it being so small
Thanks for the answer. I followed your lead and bought both the powered sub and also the Scosche LOC2SL but I was wondering if that’s actually necessary since the Rockville has both the RCA line level inputs as well as speaker level inputs built in? It makes sense for you to use one in your car because you said you will eventually upgrade this to a much nicer amp with a large sub to match and you will definitely need the line level out but I’m pretty sure that a simple powered sub like the Rockville will be as far as I ever go for my car’s sound system (2018 Civic). What do you think? Should they theoretically be the same or will using the LOC be better and how much better? (I now have the wiring I need for either scenario: nice shielded RCA or 2 pairs of 16 gauge speaker wire so I can try out both scenarios later today)
@@jasontram7775 - I realize this comment is a bit late, but I figured some kind of answer would be nice for others who may have a similar question. I just installed this unit in my '99 Dakota. From what I can tell, an LOC would just be redundant and unnecessary for this unit. An LOC is simply converting a high level signal into a low level signal. Unless you require the use of a remote turn on wire, I'd save the money. If you don't have preamp (RCA) outputs, then just hook the unit up via the speaker wires in the factory harness. The amp will automatically turn on when it sees a signal on those wires, and turn off when the signal goes away.
Solid video man, apricate it, cheers
For the what you really really want I'd definitely recommend a RE XXX or DD9515
Nice video I got a question for you how did you run your cables from the amp to the subwoofer
The amp is a part of the Subwoofer. It isn't separate
@@Kpaceguy so just to fully understand, this sub is functioning as a 400w amp as well?
Btw amazing video lots of effort!
I have a Sony head unit with a single subwoofer port. Would I run the rca plugs from this sub to a y rca cable?
Yes
Great video. I don't have a clue of what you're talking about in terms of connections but, that's my fault not yours.
How would you connect two?
You could tie or solder the wires together and make one connection
@Michael Lewandowski sounds very clean and will 100% help your stock door speakers but believe me when I say, buy 2 of them
Great review!
I appreciate it
GOOD VID MAN. iM THINKING ABOUT GETTING TWO ROCKVILLES FOR MY XCAB SILVERADO . YOU SOLD ME ON IT. THANKS. WHEN I PUT THEM IN ILL LET YOU KNOW HOW THEY ARE.
Sounds good man
How do you wire up a dual setup? Splicing the power wire seams simple enough but what about the audio cables?
Hello i wanna know if the blue power light is always on? Even when i turn the car off?
No
I got a 1200w Rockville 12 inch built in amp, I plan on getting a low profile 10 inch 800w Rockville sub, all the same wiring and everything, and as you were mentioning putting 2, my question is is it possible to use only one set of wiring for the 2
If you solder them together yes
@@Kpaceguy I figured it out, distribution block to power both subs, same with the ground and jump the remote wire and use some RCA splitters. The RCA splitter is the part that's getting me
@@tallbe1 get rca splitters
Hi everyone, need some help.
I bought the same powered sub, but the plug in wiring that came with it is a different size than the wiring rockville recommended which is the red power and the black ground. Can I hook up 2 different size wires together?
Example: the ground black wire plugged into the sub would be connected/heat shrinked together to a bigger 10gauge wire that would be connected to the metal which is ground.
And same for the red power wire.
Thanks for the help!!
Yes it doesn't make a difference. It's just overkill but there's no harm in it
@@Kpaceguy awesome thanks for the help 🙏
I think people are complaining about the bass, but it isn't captured over phone video. This prob sounds great in person and just provides a little extra down low nothing earth shaking. Much better than a small factory sub.
Is it possible to connect a separate bass shaker to the back of this unit? I’m trying to get the same effect for the passenger seat
I'm sure you could figure it out
I have 2 on the way now but I've been scouring the interweb on how to connect 2 of these things and no one can tell mee! What's your take on possibly how to? 🤔
You can wire to your factory speakers or if you have an aftermarket head unit use rca cables and the blue remote wire
With a question if I have a subwoofer connected in my car, is it also to connect the car speakers because I see the video that they do not connect it? I saw everything as it is on video but it does not sound like I could advise you
It's best not to connect it to your speakers because I'll only play what your speakers can play and typically it won't sound as good
Is it just velcro to carpet to keep it in place?
No but I can put some on it or rubber furniture feet
Is it normal for remote light to stay on after car is turned off? Thank you
Nooooope means amp is on
This is exactly what I'm looking for, thanks! I just want some more punch in my work truck's low-end without rattling the doors off, but not so much that my ears will go out. Now will this wake up my neighbors when I'm pulling in at night? I'm running a used Kenwood head unit with a 400 watt amp and kicker speakers.
It won't get loud enough to disturb anyone outside the car
@@Kpaceguy wow that was quick! Your video is great by the way!
Thank you! Thanks for watching
@@Kpaceguy Do you have any experience with the kicker hideaway subs? I don't know if it's worth the extra $150 for a better brand
It is worth it yes
How does this compare to Rockville RW10CA?
Rw is better
I just bought one, do u have to use any of the other wires (gray/black, gray white or blue?)
You don't if you're gonna use an aftermarket radio
@@Kpaceguy thanks man I'm installing it rn too haha I really appreciate tha info
What I always wonder is, don't these subwoofers get dirty on the floor?
Under your seat is probably the cleanest part of the car
I probably missed it, but where did you tap the high level inputs into? I just installed in my truck and used the rear speakers. I was told that I should have tapped into directly into the head unit (mine is stock) because rear speakers can be "bandwith limited". Never heard of such a thing. EDIT: nevermind. you used RCAs.
Does it come with mounting bracket?
I can't remember
Hello That good Advice,i have a Peugeot 308 SW 7 seater due to space i need under seat sub..Whats your advice do i need one or two...And is it necessary to use car amplifier....will appreciate your advice
It has its own amp but you'll need a head unit or speaker wire to connect from your speakers to sub. I'd definitely get two
Jason Mwesigwa let me know how it goes looking to get something for Kia Sorento 7 seater and very limited bass
You need to try some bass shakers! In car and couch !
In the car?! Haha
@@Kpaceguy bass shaker started for cars 15 years ago!
Wow I had no idea
@@voodoo9077 little longer than that. Maybe 25 years ago
Do you think this would be good for a single f150
Two of them
i got a 2008 f-250, 2 1/2 door, and i wanna get two of these. i like having some bass to my music but nothing crazy. you think two of these will be good enough?
Yes I do
Kpaceguy awesome. last question, i’m still debating on either getting one jbl sub/ amp combo or two of the rockville. what’s your opinion on that?
Jbl. It'll be louder if you want it and you can always turn it down
Kpaceguy so you think the one jbl will be better than two rockville then? i’m not very smart with this stuff so sorry for the dumb questions
@@pbkrueges yes jbl performs bigger than their size and will dig a tad lower. I'd get one of those
I look into that for my daughters car.
She'll like it for sure
Thanks for the vid bro
Yes sir!
Does it have speak outputs from the am to run the other speakers?
Yes hi level inputs and outputs
@@Kpaceguy you're the man! Thanks!
do i need a fuse in between the battery and the power cable for the sub?
Always recommended
Ok, so did you use the rear door speaker line into this sub? Or come with a line out from the radio?
You can do both. I used RCA inputs from the head unit
Ok, then is that the better way to go? Does it give you a better sound? I’m trying to decide if I should use my stock radio or buy an aftermarket radio with RCA outputs. My stock radio doesn’t have them
@@DirtyJobsGuy1 It's always better to go rca if you can. I wouldn't buy a whole new radio just for the ability to plug your sub to it. But a new headunit would give you better sound overall and that's definitely worth the upgrade
Does this boost the factory speakers as well?
Yes
Fast reply thanks I was hoping it would boost the stereo receiver
I don't have an amp so I'm gonna have to run wire to the battery
Ik this video was made a while ago but does it work with stock radios? I’m new to the whole sub thing
Yes it can. But not as well. Because of the radio. It has it's own built in limits that limit bass and your sub will also be limited unless you get a line out converter
Yo what is that instrumental at the intro?
I can't remember. Some non copyright song I just decided to choose
Im not sure how to set my phase, how do you have it set?
With just one of these it was hard to figure out. I kept changing it every other day but I think my best sound was with the button pushed in
Thanks! Wb base boost?
@@bertofly9050 don't turn it up past half. The amp will stop your sub from increasing volume if it's too high
F A N T A S T I C ! ! ! 💯👍😃
Does the bass bother you being under you while driving? Wonder if it would be shaking my butt or passenger if I go with one of these.
Not at all ! You can feel it but barely
Well presented!👍
Thank you
Clean sound is what it is about, rattling automobiles do not make sense. The richness of the sound throughout the spectrum is what it is about. When you can play a classical/instrumental tune and have all the aspects come through as if you were sitting in the recital hall you know you have a tuned system. You have to go back to the basics to tune a system.
Hey, nice video. Thanks.
I appreciate it!
Great review and very informative.i was thinking on putting this in my std cab s10 pickup.
I appreciate it
Can I place them in the trunk of my car and still have good bass?
Probably not
If I were to buy 2 of these how would I connect them? Any help appreciated!
Using an RCA splitter.
Music choice really surprised me lol
Why's that lol
Great choice rite
Do you think a bazooka tube will sound better without a subwoofer under the seat?
Yes
@@Kpaceguy thanks bro
Does this have a built-in amplifier?
Yes
@@davidfrank3813 I didn't?
Does having a subwoofer under the seat make for a uncomfortable ride?
You won't know it's there
Great vid
I appreciate it!
Great video
Thank you my friend
Do the mirror rattle
Nope