GOLDWOOD TR8P Sealed Single Car Speaker Cabinet Box for 8" Dual Woofer

Overall, this was exactly what I needed. I don't have a lot of space, so this was perfect. I paired it with a Polk DB842 8" Subwoofer. It fit well, and it sounds great. I did replace the wire on one of the inputs (I only used one) with a higher grade speaker wire that I had left over.

Took one of the terminal blocks off to get some porting. Not much volume in the case once the speaker is installed. Needs the port. Sound damping material was great. Needs one hundred watts for decent sound.

I bought this 10 inch speaker box to put in an old truck. I am putting a system in. The speaker that I put in it is a sound stream. I believe it came out of something else not really sure, but the fit was perfect and this box is only 6 inches at the widest part so it could fit behind a seat or potentially under a seat. It has the hook ups for dual coil speakers however mine is only a single coil. I went ahead and soldered the connections in given the price of MDF fiber wood. This is actually a really goood buy for I believe $33.

Air running away over speaker terminals making weird fart noise. Waste of time and money. Look for more serious box.Not able to hold even at 30 percent Recoil sub speaker. Overall it is pretty low quality item.

Box was perfect and speaker fit great

If you want a good quality subwoofer box that can handle power 150 watts and above this one is not for you. Professional subwoofer makers use at least 5/8 ths. of an inch MDF wood in their build. Anything less than that would probably give you vibrations in your subwoofer with ample power from your amp and driving a good quality subwoofer. Do your research like I did and you’ll find this out.

Before and After Pictures.Sound: It's great, if you have dual coil 8 inch subwoofer, the clarity and bass hits right.Fitting: if you have different 8 inch subwoofers, some will fit and some won't.So get your cutting tool(s) or sand paper grinder? I used a mini wood saw((i scraped more than I cut)) and used sandpaper to smooth it out.Just make sure you don't cut the hole to big, it's just enough to make the woofer fit nice & snugly. I predrilled small holes for the screws to tighten the woofers, but that's just me.Box: The sub boxes are small which is perfect doesn't take up alotta space.I love the black carpet, it matches the car black interior.Overall I'm satisfied.👍

This box was decently built, but it's just not really big enough to use as a subwoofer box. It may sound better vented, but it's so small that installing a vent long enough to work would be a challenge. However, it does work very well with a full range or a coaxial 2-way 8-inch speaker. Just don't expect a lot of bass.