Well, does this product live up to its claim???

 

Well, does this product live up to its claim???

It sounds way too good to be true!

 

i got everything installed, but the 9855 has some many damn features that it is going to take me sometime to get it dialed in. once i do i will post a new thread with pics. i got it running right now so i can have some bass. i almost want to dump the 9855 and get a kenwood.

 

I saw them install one in a brand new Mercedes on Unique Whips.The car was going to be sold at the dealership so they left the head unit factory.Ofcourse I didn't hear it play or whatever but I doubt they would install junk in a brand new car to be sold..

 

Ok. I am going to buy the sub and I'll get the amp accordingly. Here is where I'm gonna get it. Looks like a good deal to me.


http://search.ubid.com/search/Search...=1016&q=kicker

I think the ported s10l7 2ohm is the best one to get right? Only 209 bucks. Free shipping too. The sealed ones would be nice and take up less room, but they are all 4ohm. Any suggestions before I spend my money. :) I was thinking that or getting 2 or 3 8's and then getting a box afterwards. Well like I said any suggestions or configurations for the best sound would be helpful. Thanks.

 

Not a bad deal at all. Ubid is an authorize dealer as welll...so you get full Kicker warranty :).

We've got that same sub/box combo on demo in 12" version...and I've installed a few of them...loud as hell...sound pretty good as well.

That one you are looking at is dual 4 ohm BTW- you'll want something that does power at 2 ohms.

 

if he is getting 1 10 then a dual 4 will be fine. he will get a 2 ohm final load, and i think he was looking at getting the kx750 so he will be fine.

 

So If I get this ( s10l7 ) is the kx750.1 too much power for it and should i get a 2ohm or 4ohm since itll be the only sub. I don't understand this either.

• 525 Watts RMS / 1050 Watts Peak Power Handling (using a subsonic filter)
• 350 Watts RMS / 700 Watts Peak Power Handling (without a subsonic filter)

 

Subsonic filter is a variable high-pass filter that is in the subsonic range (usually ranges from 20-50hz). Basically, in a ported enclosure, the subwoofers will 'unload' 1 octave below tuning, causing almost a free-air environment, leaving the subwoofer with very little mechanical powerhandling. The SX750.1 should have a subsonic filter on it.

 

if you are getting on sub then you will want to get the dual 4's so you can get a 2 ohm final load. if you get 2 subs get dual 2's so you can get a 2 ohm final load.