Top Selling Car Subwoofer First Half 2023

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The top selling car audio subwoofer for the first half of the year, according to Circana (formerly the NPD Group), belongs to Kicker.

In dollar sales to consumers, the best seller was the 10-inch Kicker Hideway powered subwoofer.  The model 46HS10 fits under a seat, and has a rating of 150 watts at a street price of $259.96.

Tallied by unit sales to consumers, the top seller for the first half was the Kicker 43C104 raw subwoofer rated at 300 watts, with a street price of $79.90 each.

Kicker Hideaway Subwoofer Topped Sales Charts
Kicker 46HS10

Both unit and dollar charts were largely dominated by Kicker with some JL Audio subwoofers and we see a pair of JBL door speakers crashed the chart.**

Circana’s data, which includes mass merchants, may not reflect top sales specifically at 12 volt specialists.

See the charts below by Circana (we added current street pricing and some of the descriptions):

 

Car Stereo Subwoofers

Top Items by Revenue January- June 2023

  1. 46HS10 10″ 150 Watt Subwoofer Enclosure (Hideaway, under seat) $295.96
Kicker
      2. 48DCWR122 12″ 2000 Watt Subwoofer $399.96 Kicker
      3. 11HS8 8″ 300 Watt Enclosed Powered Subwoofer (Hideaway, under seat) $239.96 Kicker
     4. CS112LG-TW3 12″ 400 Watt Enclosed Subwoofer (PowerWedge) $549.99 JL Audio
     5. CP212-W0V3  Dual 12″ 1200 Watt Enclosed Subwoofer (BassWedge) $499.99 JL Audio

 

Car Stereo Subwoofers

Top Items by Units January -June 2023

  1. 43C104 10″ 300 Watt Subwoofer (raw)  $79.90 each
Kicker
     2. 44TCWC104 CompC 10″ 600 Watt Loaded Subwoofer Enclosure Kicker
     3. **CLUB 620F 6.5″ 2-Way 165 Watt (6.5-inch door speakers, shallow mount)  [Not a subwoofer] JBL
     4.  48CWR122 12″ 1000 Watt Subwoofer (raw)  $135.96 Kicker
    5. 43C124 12″ 300 Watt Subwoofer (raw)  $99.90 Kicker

Source: Circana, Retail Tracking Service

 

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9 Comments

  1. Does this include numbers from BOSS and Skar? They seem to push through so much product I can’t believe they don’t out sell the other big names, sadly.

    1. Yes, we note that the JBL door speakers snuck in there and show it with an asterix in the chart. We published Circana’s raw data.

  2. The JL Audio CP212-W0V3 is incorrectly described as a “Stealthbox”. It is part of our “BassWedge” line, not Stealthbox®.

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