Deaf Bonce's 1,200 W Machete 15-inch: what Deaf Bonce publishes and leaves out, the 100-litre ported box in its manuals and their differing port lengths, amplifier pairing and the vehicles it really suits.

The Deaf Bonce 4518R is the 18-inch flagship of the Apocalypse subs we sell. We look at the space it needs, the gap in its published data, Atom amplifier pairing, the electrical load, and who it suits.

Deaf Bonce's 1,200 W Machete 12-inch for high-output builds: what its page and manuals publish, the 55-litre ported box Deaf Bonce recommends, D2 and D4 wiring, amplifier choice and the electrical work it needs.

A 15-inch, 800 W Machete: what its 28 Hz Fs, high Qts and large Vas mean, the 100-litre ported box Deaf Bonce recommends, D2 and D4 wiring, amplifier matching and the boot space it really needs.

An 800 W Machete 12-inch from Deaf Bonce: why its D2 and D4 versions differ on paper, the 50-litre ported box Deaf Bonce recommends, amplifier matching for one or two subs, and boot fit in Indian cars.

The Deaf Bonce 4515R is a 15-inch rated at 4,500 W, with a carbon cone and a 4.5-inch coil. Here's what its published figures mean for the box, the amplifier, the 300-plus amps full output implies and the car around it.

A 10-inch Machete rated at 800 W RMS: the 40-litre ported box Deaf Bonce recommends, how the D2 and D4 versions wire, why the D2 suits the MLA-800 so closely, and how it fits an Indian boot.

Deaf Bonce's Hannibal 12-inch rated at 600 W RMS: what the product page and the manual each say, the 50-litre box its manual appears to give, how the D2 and D4 coils wire, and which amplifier suits it.

The Deaf Bonce 3015R pairs a 2,800 W rating with a 15-inch cone. We look at the large box it needs, D2 wiring and Atom pairing, the electrical load, and how it compares with the 3012R, SA255 and 4515R.

The Deaf Bonce 3012R packs 2,800 W RMS into a 12-inch frame. We look at its motor figures, box planning, Atom amplifier pairing for one or two subs, the current it draws, and who it really suits.

An 8-inch Machete rated at 600 W RMS in D2 and D4 versions: the 23-litre box Deaf Bonce recommends, what its 48 Hz Fs means, how each version wires, and which Deaf Bonce amplifier suits one or two subs.

The Deaf Bonce SA302 is the most powerful SA-series 12-inch we sell. Here's how to wire and power it, which Atom amplifier matches each version, and what 2,000 W asks of your car's electrics.

A 500 W RMS 12-inch Machete sold in dual 2-ohm and dual 4-ohm versions: how the two wire up, the box Deaf Bonce's manual appears to recommend, which Deaf Bonce amplifier each version suits, and boot fit.

The Deaf Bonce SA272 is the middle of the three SA-series 12-inch Apocalypse subs we sell. We map its D1 and D2 versions onto published Atom amplifier ratings, and cover box planning, electrics and installation.

The Deaf Bonce SA255 puts a 15-inch cone on a moderate 1,000 W rating. Here's what its published data means for box size, D2 wiring, amplifier choice and fitting it in an Indian car.

Our look at the Deaf Bonce SA252 D1: what dual 1-ohm coils mean for wiring, box design from the published driver figures, Atom amplifier pairing, and how it stacks up against a cheaper Machete 12.

The 12-inch sibling of the ML-10S and the second-lowest-priced Deaf Bonce sub we list: what its higher SPL figure and 41.6-litre Vas mean for amplifier choice, box size and boot space in Indian cars.

The Deaf Bonce SA2508 puts 800 W RMS through an 8-inch cone. We cover its specs, D1 and D2 wiring, amplifier pairing, box planning, and who it really suits.

The least expensive Deaf Bonce subwoofer we list: what the ML-10S's published figures mean for box size, how to wire its dual 2-ohm coils, which amplifier suits it and how it fits an Indian boot.

Alpine's 12-inch S2 subwoofer in both versions: published specs, what the bigger cone adds over the S2-W10, box volumes, wiring one or two D4 or D2 subs, amplifier pairing, and the two owner reviews we found.