Sony XS-L1035 Car Subwoofer

Pros: Handles as low as 25hz, Looks Great, 600 Watts Max

Cons: Only sounds great when in a small sealed box

The Bottom Line: Sony has tuned up it's 2000 model to produce the XS-L1035. It sounds great and looks great, What more do you want?

Review: I bought this Subwoofer in January of 2001 off eBay. I paid a mere $98 for two of these marvels of modern technology before most other Stores even had them on thier shelves. You can expect to pay around $70 to $90 per subwoofer at a retail store if you...

Pros: Accurate reproduction of bass frequencies in a small sealed box.

Cons: Anemic power handling capability, only 150 Watts RMS.

The Bottom Line: Lacks power handling capabilities. There are way better subs out there, but these are OK for a value priced sub.

Review: My experience using this product is fairly high, as I have owned this sub for a number of years. I purchased this sub in order to add more bass to my system, which was previously powered by the head unit, this sub is powered by a Sony 5 Channel 880 Watt ...