Skar Audio EVL-65 D4 6.5" 400 Watt Max Power Dual 4 Ohm Car Subwoofer
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Arrives
Aug 3 – Aug 5
Color: Black
Features
- 6.5-inch Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer
- Peak Power: 400 Watts | RMS Power: 200 Watts
- 2" Copper Voice Coil, Sensitivity (Spl): 82.8 dB
- Great Low End Frequency Response | Fs: 64 Hz
- Small & Compact Subwoofer, Hard Hitting Bass
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.5 x 7.5 x 5 inches |
| Weight | 7.8 lbs |
| Model Number | EVL-65 D4 |
| Currently Available | Yes |
| Launch Date | December 28, 2015 |
| Produced by | Skar Audio |
| Origin | China |
Frequently asked questions
The Skar Audio EVL-65 D4 is a 6.5-inch car subwoofer designed to handle up to 400 watts of maximum power, ensuring a powerful and immersive listening experience in your vehicle.
While primarily designed for car audio systems due to its size and power handling capabilities, with the correct power supply, enclosure, and audio setup, the EVL-65 D4 could potentially be adapted for use in a home audio system. However, it is optimized for car audio environments.
The dual 4 Ohm voice coils in the EVL-65 D4 subwoofer offer more wiring flexibility and allow for optimizing the audio system's power handling and output. This can lead to improved sound quality and performance in your car's audio system.
Due to its compact 6.5-inch size, the EVL-65 D4 is versatile enough to fit in most vehicles, ranging from small cars to larger trucks and SUVs. Its size and power make it a flexible option for adding enhanced bass to a wide variety of vehicle audio systems.
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The Skar EVL-65 D4 subwoofers receive high praise for their exceptional sound quality and versatility, fitting perfectly into compact spaces like car doors or custom enclosures. Users appreciate the sub's ability to produce deep, clean bass with minimal power input. Despite its small size, the subwoofer is celebrated for delivering impressive output, enhancing the listening experience with fuller bass tones. However, its compact design does limit some aspects like voice coil size, affecting maximum power handling and suspension strength. The subwoofer's build quality and performance far exceed expectations, making it an excellent choice for both car audio enthusiasts and those looking to upgrade their home audio systems.
Pros
- 🔊 Impressive output and deep bass from a small-sized subwoofer.
- 👌 Compact design allows for versatile installation options.
- 💡 Requires minimal power for significant performance boost.
- 🎵 Enhances music listening experience with clearer, fuller bass.
- 💰 Offers great value for an affordable price.
Cons
- 🔄 Small driver size limits voice coil and motor strength.
- 🛠 Flat blade terminals can make installation slightly cumbersome.
- 📐 May require a break-in period for optimal performance.
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you're looking for a cost-effective way to significantly enhance your audio experience with deep, clean bass without sacrificing much space or power, the Skar EVL-65 D4 subwoofers are an excellent choice. They provide exceptional value for both car audio systems and home setups, especially for those working within tight spaces or on a budget.
Color: Black
Replaced the sub in my GX470. You can make it an 8ohm with just a jumper. Great sound more bass than stock. Great product and great price. Easy to install and only needed minor adjustments to get it to fit.
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2025 by Yoli Johnson
Color: Black
I love this little thing. Stuck it in a sixth order, fed it about 300 watts and have been having fun with it. A sub this small allows me to keep trying different box designs without eating up much money. This thing digs down deep in the right box. I've gotten impressive output at 26Hz with my current setup. As a bit of a basshead I find it fun, and surprisingly powerful. The best thing about it is just the quality of sound I'm getting with a very small footprint in my car, and very low power. It pairs with my more SQ oriented front stage setup, and with a little Time Alignment and EQ work, I've been able to get the sound dialed in perfectly for when I want to LISTEN to music, not just PLAY it. The downside is the small size of the driver limits the voice coil size and suspension strength, as well as the motor size. Though impressive for it's size, I think I'd be happier with the output if I would have picked up an 8, but that's just the basshead in me talking. On just 300ish watts, I've heard the voice coil bottom out on the backside of the motor. Furthermore, the flat blade terminals leave a lot to be desired, they make wiring a little bit annoying as the area is a little bit cluttered. I'd love to see spring or screw terminals. I ended up soldering tails onto them. Overall I have to say that this little sub is perfect for an inexpensive upgrade to your sound system if you are just looking to enjoy your music with a little more bass. The simplest thing you can do to wake up your vehicles stereo system is, surprisingly, to bypass your factory amp and put your factory speakers on an aftermarket amp, and adding a small bass setup. You'd be surprised at how good the speakers in your car are, and how bad the factory amp is. There are some good options for all in one DSP and amplifier setups that are affordable. Tack on a small bass setup like this, and you can have an amazing upgrade for less than 500.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2020 by Autruche
Color: Black
Bought these to replace the 6.5" sail panel subs in my 2002 Trans Am with a Monsoon factory system. Needed a spacer to fit, which is normal given the size of the magnet. They sound good, but aren't quite as crisp a bass note as I'd hoped for. Overall I'm happy, but they're not as clear as sound as I'd hoped for. Good for the price, and a great option for a car with limited replacements available.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Chad
Color: Black
Why did you pick this product vs others?: I bought one 6.5” sub For my DIY project after reading many successful reviews. While it does its job, I’m not too impressed. It holds its 200 watt RMS at 2ohm but it definitely lets you know it doesn’t like more than that. Don’t buy one if you plan to run 400 watts max rating at 2 ohm. You will blow it. For me, it works well and loud for the beach and pool at 200w.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Dave Dave
Color: Black
These little subwoofers are amazing, I have them loaded in a toolbox audio system and they hit hard and sound clear. Going to buy more in the future. Worth the investment. Even at full tilt, there's no distortion and they move a ton of air in my ported boxes. Just match a good amp to the power rating and you are good to go. Take a chance and buy them, worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025 by Hollyntexas
Color: Black
I don't write reviews often, but I have to share how impressed I am with these Skar EVL-65 D4 subwoofers. I purchased two of them and installed them in the rear doors of my 3rd gen Toyota Tacoma access cab. These fit perfectly when combined with the Taco Tunes heavy duty speaker adapter kit. On the access cabs, the rear door is divided down the middle - separating the speaker cavity from the seatbelt assembly beside it. With that in mind and by very rough estimations, the cavity of the door is roughly 0.6 cubic feet which provides a nice starting point for a ported enclosure. I only applied enough sound deadening to stop some rattles and hollowness, but did as much on the exterior door skin as I could. Right now it's running as pictured, but I've done some box modelling based on ~0.6 cu. ft. and may try to remove the large access panel in the bottom of the door to place an appropriately sized port in it's location. I'll update this review if I do it with the results. Enough about how well this works in the rear door of a Tacoma... So I've got two of these, wired to 1ohm, on a tiny Skar SK-M5001D 500W RMS amp. It's technically a little more than they are rated for each, but they're 3ft away from our heads and only need to fill a small truck cab, so the gain isn't turned up very high. I have a subsonic filter set around 30Hz, and a LPF at around 100Hz. This is not a SQL or SPL setup, I just wanted a fuller bottom end and these over delivered! I had far lower expectations than what I wound up with. They have great extension, sound good, and have been taking the little abuse I give them very well. If you have a truck with a smaller door cavity, can fit this speaker depth, and don't want to give up any cab space... I would recommend giving it a try. There are a number of YouTube videos of them in a properly spec'd enclosure really hitting hard too, so if you want some big bass in a small enclosure these may it the bill.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by Kyle Barstow Kyle Barstow
Color: Black
Great for diy sound project
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by BKA
Color: Black
I had high hopes, but the sound was underwhelming—especially the bass, which felt really weak. It might work for light use, but definitely not for anyone looking for rich, full sound. Not worth it if you're expecting decent audio performance.
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by 949 Kevin Harris enterprises