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<blockquote data-quote="cam5860" data-source="post: 6566171" data-attributes="member: 566408"><p>I used to have the old kicker solo classics back in 2000 and they flapped like that too. You better make sure you put them in a small azz box or you will rip the surrounds off of them too. The box controls the cone movement on these subwoofers like none I have ever seen before. Kicker subwoofers preform like they are in free air all the time. Thats why the cones rattle like hell on them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cam5860, post: 6566171, member: 566408"] I used to have the old kicker solo classics back in 2000 and they flapped like that too. You better make sure you put them in a small azz box or you will rip the surrounds off of them too. The box controls the cone movement on these subwoofers like none I have ever seen before. Kicker subwoofers preform like they are in free air all the time. Thats why the cones rattle like hell on them. [/QUOTE]
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