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[Dusto]

I am looking into powered marine subwoofers basically ready to be wired.

I've looked online at JBL MPS1000 10-Inch 250-Watt Powered Marine Subwoofer and a few others.

Any one out there recommend a powered, enclosed setup ready to go?

[BobL]

I used the non-marine version of the Bazooka Bass Tube (amplified) as I installed it under my helm which sees little moisture:

http://www.bazooka.com/products/mobile/ ... Series-S68

Here are the marine versions:

http://www.bazooka.com/products/marine/ ... Series-S86

And it appears that they just introduced a new marine version:

http://www.bazooka.com/read-news/121

All provide a greatly enhanced bass tone but does not create the BOOM BOOM crap that kills fish and pisses off fellow boaters and lake property owners.

[fergusmj]

I have the JBL sub you mentioned on my purchase list. I like the fact that it is powered and basically ready to go. No additional enclosure or amp needed.

[dmn8]

I have 2 of the Bazooka powered 250 watt D class subs. One in the front in a seat and one in a seat in the back. The sound is great and I highly recommend. The only thing I had to do was vent the seat to let the air out of the seat compartment.

[Bryden24shp]

I had an Infinity Bass Link in my Manitou, it worked real good.

[Liquid Asset]

I second the bass link ! Have it on my boat and it's been in a couple of my trucks as well.

[The_Hellbilly]

It's hard to beat bazooka tubes if you want to go that route. FWIW: base on the water is a bit tricky because of all the open air, unlike in a vechicle.