chefzane
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What comp r can take 800 RMS, CVX and solo yes, not a regular comp, even a CVR only has 400 listed but can take five no prob, I used to like kicker too since they used to be built here but they are crap for the cash
its a new line, comp rWhat comp r can take 800 RMS, CVX and solo yes, not a regular comp, even a CVR only has 400 listed but can take five no prob, I used to like kicker too since they used to be built here but they are crap for the cash
In the right box the sub will sound fine for most people be kicker subs require big boxes compared to other subs to perform decently.Even though a Kicker Comp is not the best subwoofer in the world with that kind of power should it not still be decent in the right enclosure?
How did you wire them, what was your final impedance? You did something wrong, subs don't just smoke on their own.The box for the sub says they can handle 800 watts rms, 1600 peak. My gain was turned down to only a quarter of the way up, bass boost on zero and frequency at 80 hz.
Also I agree that having a switch to change the ohms is f****** stupid..
edit: The amp has a ss filter set to 35 hz
I have a 12" Incriminator Audio Death Penalty (1500 watts RMS) 1200 watts isnt squat to it. that I would sell for $300 + shipping. It will rattle your brains AND sound good while doing it. PM me if interested.In a 48 hour period I've gone through two 12" Comp R's //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/pissed.gif.9f665f96bc89e98e708dabd4580bb591.gif. Both rated at 800 watts rms. The Amp I'm running is a 1200 watt rms at 2 ohms. I've always owned Kicker since I've been into car audio and at this point I've come to the realization from my experiences and also my friends' that they are weak subwoofers period.
On that note, I'm looking for suggestions on a Single 12" sub that can handle 1200 watts rms and handle it well. I'm not huge into the clean sounding stuff, I just want it to rattle my brains. I've been looking a little at the RE SXX12D. Anyone have anything good or bad to say about the "RE" brand or this sub in particular? I want to open my horizons into trying out different brands, being that up to this point I've really only had Kicker and I'm not willing to own another one of their subs. Thanks in advance!
Correct me if I'm wrong but my high pass filter shouldnt have anything to do with my sub. The HPF is set to 125 hz but that only effects my speakers. My head unit has a specific preout for sub amp and speaker amps.My guess is no HPF+ crappy box tuned high+ low bass = over excurt
Correct me if I'm wrong but my high pass filter shouldnt have anything to do with my sub. The HPF is set to 125 hz but that only effects my speakers. My head unit has a specific preout for sub amp and speaker amps.
A subsonic filter IS a high pass filter. Either way, it might be your sub trying to play notes below where it should (about 30 or so) or above where it should. If it's playing things up to 125, that might be too little movement for it to cool properly. Shouldn't be an issue at ~100Hz, but it's possible depending on how you grab that volume knob.Maybe I'm thinking of sub sonic filter. It may be allowing 20 hz notes when the speaker lets loose below 35