Infinity BassLink Car Subwoofer

Pros: Great sound and flexibility, very compact.
Cons: They don't last!

I loved my basslink for the performance and the compact size. However I can't recommend it since the amp on mine burned out after only a year. Not cheap to buy, and not cheap to fix! Don't get one...

Pros: Clear tight bass, does not take up a lot of space.
Cons: None

Ok, any review telling you this is not powerful enough must have been written by somebody who is somewhat deaf or on a mission to become so. Unless you are one of the select individuals who wants to have a system that vibrates your license plate and have people hear you from blocks away, this will be more then enough power in your looking for tight and clear bass. I was impressed with the basslink the moment I heard it in my car (trunk loaded). I already had an Alpine amp powering the speakers so with the addition of the Basslink it really filled the bass nicely. One thing I did do about two weeks after install was to add a capacitor, which I must say made a HUGE difference, if you have more then one amp, I highly recommend you add one. I had to turn down the gain and bass boost on the basslink considerably and the bass was tighter and clearer with the capacitor. The bass response is excellent and you can tweak it to sound just right for whatever system you have. I highly recommend this product.

Pros: Tight, hard hitting bass. Oh, so small.
Cons: None so far.

I added one infinity basslink to my BMW 325is and was very surprised just how much bass this little jem put out. Due to the fact that my Bimmer is built like fort knox, I didn't expect much of the bass to make it from the trunk into the cabin. I was pleasantly surprised when I installed it that it sounded perfect inside the cabin. It was just the right level of bass I wanted. Enough to shake the rear-view mirror and enough that you could feel the bass, but it was in no way BOOMY or overpowering. It sounded like it was part of the factory system. The build quality is outstanding and so is the sound. I would recommend this to any BMW owner who wants some bass in their cars.

Pros: Beautiful smooth Bass response. Easy installation with the available kit.
Cons: You will need the (+QR) installation kit to quickly remove BassLink from you trunk.

In a word -- AWESOME. The BassLink may be the perfect solution to upgrading BMW audio. BMW audio electronics are really OK, except they are way underpowered in the low end. Once you fill in the low end with the BassLink, you won't have to turn the volume up so much you get into audio 'clipping' (distortion). Some folks reported spending $200 for installation. You certainly don't need to get a pro to do the job -- just get the install kit (http://search.ebay.com/basslink-install_W0QQfromZR7 ) as it has all the stuff you'll need
to install. The install is easy and well documented with this kit. For balanced full-frequency, musical audio, the BassLink gain setting should be in a low range (like a quarter turn from all the way off). Unless you are trying to break glass, you won't be punching gain much more than that.

using in a lexus 99 up for lease and will switch to the 2001 ill be getting.Nice smooth bass response to 20 hz.Not for rap music or those looking to lose their hearing.Musical and smooth and a lot of response for the money(ive a 97 bmw all doped out and know of what i speak)if your looking for musical bass that you can take with you its well worth considering.

great bass, its kind of like a band pass in the effect that it can hit some freq great and some not to good but if you know how to tune by adjusting surrounding air space, location, reverse phase, and adjusting the crossover/bass boost you can make it sound great

Excellent unit, especially for the price, and its easy setup and installation. I have one in a standard cab full size GMC truck and another in the trunk of a Z28 Camaro Convertible. Both setup with a Pioneer in dash CD receiver.