My cousin had a 10" Pioneer. It sounded good and was as cheap as a french whore. If you want to stay under $100 CDN it's either that or make your own sub out of a paper plate and a fridge magnet
My cousin had it in the car running off a 150W Kenwood Amp. He had to replace it when he put a bag of golf clubs through it. So yeah, they would probably work fine in your application, just don't expect it to sound like a $300 sub. It seemed to have a weak low spot 30-50Hz , but other than that it sounded just fine.
