Customer Reviews

Infinity Basslink T 250-Watt-Powered Pickup, SUV, Hatchback Subwoofer System (Black)

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I have a 1994 Nissan regular cab pickup. It is TINY. There is NO room for a conventional sub/amp/box setup behind my seats. This unit is small enough to fit with the seat up only 1 notch. It POUNDS. I was utterley amazed with the bass comming from this thin, short unit. It fills the cab up with bass, no problems. It is deep, and thundering, but at the same time clear, quality bass. I have yet to need the wired bass control remote. Set it, and forget it. It doesn't distort. It just beats, regardless of volume or music type. I would highly recommend it, but hold out for a deal. The MSRP of $500 is a bit high (but well worth it.) I got mine for $307 shipped from a seller here. Overall, this unit is a 500 out of 10 stars. My friend has a conventional 10 in a sub, with 300 watts, and he is jealous of this thing. Granted, it won't set off car alarms, and annoy people blocks away, but it is still amazing. My tachometer needle bounces up to about 1,000 rpm when the bass hits, while the truck is off. Don't even consider the cheaper BassLink models, if space is an issue in your regular cab truck. They are MUCH thicker than this unit is. It is less than 7" deep at its deepest part. Sorry for the rambling review, but I can't say enough good things about this unit. It simply kicks ass.

This basslink sounds excellent, not the loudest system ever but definately fills the car/suv and then some. great space saver too, its sooooo nice not having to hide an amp and run extra wires. The remote bass control is excellent, and leaves room in your trunk for plenty of cargo or whatever. I had it in a Grand Cherokee and it did exactly what I wanted it to. if your factory speakers are ok but just don't cut it, then forget all the other expensive cumbersome upgrades and stick with this, you shouldn't be dissappointed. I'm sort of an audiophile and have had many many systems before with giant amps and 15" subs and all that, but this has been one of my favorites for the size, price, and sound!

Just installed it in a 2002 Crown Vic. Perfect fit, looks like it was made to be there. Great sound. Like the other reviewer said, you are not going to rattle the neighbors windows but inside the car.....VERY NICE!

Watch for good prices though. Paid $290 have seen it as high as $550.

These things sound incredible ... when they work. Mine has failed twice on me. I'm about to be on my 3rd unit if I decide to pay the money. The first failure was while it was still under warranty and Infinity shipped me a brand new replacement. The second failure occurred after my warranty was up. The unit will power on but it will not produce any sound, even though it is being sent the proper signal. This is the second occurrence of the same type of failure. Not happy to say the least. Lucky for me I bought this directly from a friend that was once a Harman Kardon rep (HK owns Infinity) and I only paid $150. I had it mounted to the rear hatch of my 2004 Scion XB and it looked and sounded absolutely incredible ... until it didn't.

i loved these subs i had them for about two years...just dont leave them in your car if your car is a delsol and you like to leave the top off year round

The box does not take up much space,But you pay for it.
I really thought the single 10" would produce a stonger note
This box is really only good if you have a single cab pick-up and want to add a bit of bass as for SUV's forget it.


The price on Amazon was the best with shipping and everything.