JBL BassPro Subwoofers

JBL BassPro Subwoofers are a range of active, all-in-one subwoofer systems, each combining a driver and a built-in Class D amplifier in a single enclosure. Available from £219.99, the BassPro range suits drivers who want to add bass to their car without needing a separate amplifier.

The range spans compact underseat models, slot-ported enclosures, a bass tube and a spare wheel well design, offering a solution for a variety of vehicles and boot space requirements.

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JBL BassPro Subwoofers at a glance

  • JBL BassPro Nano – Compact underseat sub, 6"×8" driver, 100W RMS, die-cast aluminium enclosure, £219.99
  • JBL BassPro Lite – Compact underseat sub, 7" driver, 100W RMS, die-cast aluminium enclosure just 65.5 mm tall, £219.99
  • JBL BassPro SL2 – Underseat sub, 8" driver, 125W RMS, 71 mm tall, suits factory and aftermarket head units, £249.99
  • JBL BassPro 8 – Slot-ported enclosure sub, 8" polypropylene woofer, 100W RMS, under one cubic foot, wired bass remote included, £219.99
  • JBL BassPro 12 – Slot-ported enclosure sub, 12" driver, 150W RMS (450W max), wired bass remote included, £329.99
  • JBL BassPro BP12T – Bass tube sub, 12" driver, 150W RMS (450W peak), bass remote and mounting straps supplied, £329.99
  • JBL BassPro Hub – Spare wheel well sub, 11" fibreglass woofer, 200W RMS, sits in your spare tyre hub, £449.99

Which JBL BassPro Subwoofer should I choose?

If boot space is tight, the underseat models are the most practical option. The BassPro Nano and BassPro Lite both deliver 100W RMS in a slim die-cast aluminium enclosure — the Lite is the lower-profile of the two at just 65.5 mm tall. The BassPro SL2 steps up to 125W RMS with an 8-inch driver and stands 71 mm tall, and works with both factory and aftermarket head units.

If you have a spare wheel well, the BassPro Hub sits inside the hub of your spare tyre, producing 200W RMS without using any boot space at all. For a traditional enclosure, the BassPro 8 and BassPro 12 are slot-ported boxes in compact or full-size form, while the BP12T puts a 12-inch driver into a cylindrical bass tube — both enclosure models and the tube come with a wired bass remote.

JBL BassPro Subwoofers FAQs

Q: What is the difference between the JBL BassPro Nano, Lite and SL2?

A: All three are underseat subwoofers: the Nano uses a 6"×8" driver at 100W RMS, the Lite uses a 7" driver at 100W RMS in an enclosure 65.5 mm tall, and the SL2 uses an 8" driver rated at 125W RMS and stands 71 mm tall.

Q: What comes in the box with the JBL BassPro BP12T?

A: The BP12T is supplied with a wired bass remote, a high-low signal cable, a 20A fuse, clamps and mounting straps.

Q: Which JBL BassPro subwoofer is designed for a spare wheel well?

A: The JBL BassPro Hub is designed specifically to sit in the hub of your spare tyre, housing an 11-inch fibreglass woofer and a 200W RMS amplifier while keeping your boot space completely clear.

Q: Do JBL BassPro subwoofers require a separate amplifier?

A: No — every model in the JBL BassPro range has a built-in Class D amplifier, so no external amp is needed.

Q: Can CEN install a JBL BassPro subwoofer for me?

A: Yes, CEN has its own fitting workshop in Beeston, Nottingham, where the team can professionally install a JBL BassPro subwoofer into your vehicle.