Pioneer A-Series TS-A2000LB 8” Subwoofer – 700W Max, Pre-Loaded Shallow-Mount Design, Deep Bass in Tight Spaces, Easy Installation, Enclosure Included

- Last longer than Rockford Fosgate slim subwoofers (surprisingly)- Fit perfectly behind the seat of single cab trucks, and provide powerful bass response- Easy and straightforward setup, hookup to battery, ground and radio and you’re all set.- Not too powerful- Can run on most stock alternators- Value you get from these are unmatched.I’d recommend using a SKAR Amp for these, as I found they’re louder and more responsive compared to a Pioneer amp.

Comes with a speaker grill. Didn't feel like building a box this time. Worked in my Jeep LJ (laying down) & in my son's TJ (strapped upright). Both that I bought were received with a slight dent on the speaker grill. The Styrofoam in the shipping box should have been closed sell foam instead. The Styrofoam in both shipping boxes was crushed & broken with foam all over the carpet on the speaker box. I used packing tape to get it off.

Sounds fantastic ! Installed it in my 2007 Honda Ridgeline, under the back seat. Had to make a slight modification to the floor liner but worked out well !

Not much bass at all with the box, if that's what you are looking for. However the speaker is amazing. Popped it out the slim box and placed it into a wider LxW wise audio box and the bass speaker can be heard around the corner. I bought two for a dual box as well. As for the slim casing, I'm using it for calve raising exercises 😁.

Fits in my 2025 Ford Maverick hybrid like a glove 8". Not earth shattering like my solobaric, but enough to fill out a stock system

Packs a big punch! I got this for my 2020 GMC Terrain, had it installed in the very back, face down. Let's just say, it's all this mom car needs! Now it's not competition level or bust out the neighbor's windows loud, but it's pretty dang loud!

Like I've said in my reviews before I travel a lot. So when I get home most the time I'm past the 30-day return policy. This one I just happen to be 9 months into the year warranty plotted for a car I was rebuilding didn't get to rebuilding the vehicle until a few months ago. Just got to the point where I was installing the sound system was testing the sub on a amplifier that couldn't quite push it but would definitely let me know whether it works or not and it just didn't work. Was hassled by customer service after being ignored for weeks and having to call up to te customer service and tell them that I have not been contacted about my sub and after the initial contact point when they asked me for model number and then ignored me for 2 weeks. Waited another week. Still didn't receive any email. Had to call up to the customer service again to get them to contact me. They finally contacted me and when they did they immediately assumed it was my fault and that I didn't know how to hook up a sound system which I've been doing since I was a kid blamed it on the amplifier I used as well as my inability to connect. A system made me pay for shipping to or return the product in order to receive a repair or a new one. Pioneer used to be one of the best audio companies out there. Not so much anymore. Probably going to start going with my number one choice. Rockford fosgate or Infinity used to be one of my favorite audio companies not anymore, especially after the horrible customer service. Me being the reason why it didn't work. I know how to hook up a system. I know how to wire it. I know how to match amplifiers to subwoofer the customer service at the warranty repair shop was very rude and kept assuming it was my fault sending me specs on the amplifier I was using and the sub when I already knew the specs. Just pretty much assumed I was ignorant to hooking up systems when I was not told me that my amplifier would not work with that sub cuz the sub is a 2 ohm and the amplifier only does two ohms with one connection and four ohms at bridge connection. Little did he know that I know plenty about connections and bridging and subs and was going to do two 2. Ohm wired in series and bridged which is A well-known way to pull from your amp to push two 2 ohms without having to overheat it. If you knew as much as he acted like you did, he would have known that. Been doing this for years. Have bridged to him speakers and pairs to 4 Ohm amps. Plenty of times. Never had an issue because there it is basic knowledge when it comes to wiring up a system when you wire two 2 ohms in series it creates a 4. Ohm impedance and when I wired up sub to just make sure it worked only had it wired to one channel which was only put out 75 w and would only destroy speaker if I was trying to turn it up and make it bang off of one channel at low wattage compared to the subwoofers RMS slots. Also acted like I didn't know at RMS wattage was just because I was quoting to him the advertised maximum wattage acted like I was so ignorant too. I thought I didn't even know what RMS was or the specs of either product. If you do buy a pioneer product, make sure you return it in the 30 days that you can cuz you do not want to deal with them. Their company has gone way down in customer service and quality will never be buying from them again

I've had this sub for about a week and wow, it came alive! I almost gave it a 4 star because I wanted something that would shake the cars next to me but once you set your expectations and give this sub some time to break in it gets DOWN. You can hear the bass outside the cab but cannot feel it. However, I play various genres, more on the Mexican side (old and new corridors), and it BUMPS! Inside the cab windows up or down it's got some solid bass. I have it paired up with an Epicenter and an old Boss 1800 monoblock (overkill but free is free) and you can get it to play pretty well. Being a sealed enclosure you get that punchy bass from the tuba and the bajo ocho along with the sustained bass guitar notes.