Rockville SS10P 800W Slim Under-Seat Subwoofer with Built-in Amplifier & Remote Bass Knob

Overview

Transform your car audio with the Rockville SS10P, a compact under-seat subwoofer that blends powerful bass with smart design. It delivers up to 800W peak power and 200W RMS, offering deeper low-end notes that stay clean and controlled even at higher listening levels. This isn’t about loudness alone; it’s about dialing in richer, more authentic bass that complements your existing speakers.

Smart, Space-Saving Design

Designed to tuck out of the way, the SS10P stands just 3 inches tall and measures 13.6 inches long by 9.65 inches wide. Its cast aluminum enclosure helps shed heat and maintain performance, so you can enjoy steady output without worrying about cramped footwells or cargo space encroachment.

Built-In Versatility for Easy Upgrades

The built-in amplifier accepts both high-level (speaker) inputs and RCA lines, making it compatible with many factory radios and aftermarket head units. An auto turn-on feature simplifies installation, so you can upgrade your sound without extra wiring steps.

Sound Customization and Protection

Take control of your signal with a remote bass knob, subsonic filter, and a phase switch. These options help you tailor bass response to your car’s acoustics and your listening preferences. The SS10P also includes essential protections—thermal, short, and overload safeguards—to help preserve performance during long drives.

What You Might Notice

• Richer bass presence that complements midrange and highs without overpowering them
• Quietly efficient under-seat placement that preserves cabin space
• Flexible wiring options for easier installation with many head units
• Durable construction designed to stay cool during extended use

Two Key Benefit Lists

• What you get: Built-in amp, high-level and RCA inputs, auto turn-on, remote bass knob, subsonic filter, phase switch, protective circuitry, and a compact, heat-dissipating enclosure.
• Ideal scenarios: Upgrading a daily driver for deeper bass, adding a low-end punch to small cars, or upgrading a vehicle where space in the rear is at a premium.