Which MTX Sub
Is Right for You?

The Terminator is the most accessible sub in the MTX lineup: straightforward design, honest bass, and enough power handling to make a real difference in any stock system. It's not trying to shake the block, but if your car came with factory speakers and no bass at all, this is the sub that changes that. Pair it with a Terminator amp and a sealed enclosure and you'll immediately hear what you've been missing.

The 35 Series is where MTX's Inverted Apex Surround technology starts, giving you more cone area and up to 10% more Xmax than competitor subs at the same price point. Available in 10" and 12" standard mount, plus 10" and 12" shallow mount options for vehicles with limited enclosure depth. If you want real bass without spending big, this is your entry point into the MTX surround advantage.

The 75 Series is built for people who want more — more power, more output, more bass. At 750W RMS, this is a subwoofer that demands a quality amplifier and a properly built enclosure. The motor assembly is significantly beefier than the 55 Series, the voice coil runs cooler at sustained high output, and the Inverted Apex Surround design pushes Xmax to the limits of what this diameter can physically achieve. If you've already run a 55 Series and you're ready for the next level, this is it. Available in 12" and 15".

The S65 uses a square cone design that gives you more effective cone surface area than a standard circular driver of the same size. More cone area means more air displaced per cycle, which means more output. If you want a sub that looks different, works differently, and moves more air than you'd expect from a square driver, the S65 is in a category of its own.