kicker subs
#1
11-19-2008, 10:46 PM
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: OC, Maryland
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kicker subs
what do you guys think about the kicker 15" L7's thinking about upgrading to these.
#2
11-20-2008, 07:11 AM
RE: kicker subs
upgrading from what? i personally think they dont sound very good
#4
11-20-2008, 08:29 PM
RE: kicker subs
i have one cvx 10 and it sounds awesome. its really loud and punchy. kicker square subs are loud and sloppy, but only when you put them in a ported enclosure. my cvx (round l7)sounds great, and its in a sealed enclosure.
#5
11-20-2008, 08:39 PM
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: OC, Maryland
Posts: 48
RE: kicker subs
i have 2 12" comps not that great but sounds pretty good....what do you guys recomend need something not too pricy
#6
11-21-2008, 12:40 AM
RE: kicker subs
i bought my cvx used off ebay for 75 w/ a box and 2 channel amp. ditched the box and amp for better equipment, but that was a hell of a deal. i think fosgate p2s sound pretty good especially running off a p-100 amp.
#7
11-21-2008, 06:46 AM
RE: kicker subs
the term "sound good" is all relative on a forum. You have to find what sounds good to YOU. First you ahve to define what "sounds good" means to you. Most people mistake sounding good for just being loud. Im a SQ IASCA judge, so sounding good to me mans that the sub is able to accurately reproduce the bass the way the original artist intended it to.
#8
11-21-2008, 09:21 AM
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: OC, Maryland
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RE: kicker subs
ORIGINAL: bobditts
the term "sound good" is all relative on a forum. You have to find what sounds good to YOU. First you ahve to define what "sounds good" means to you. Most people mistake sounding good for just being loud. Im a SQ IASCA judge, so sounding good to me mans that the sub is able to accurately reproduce the bass the way the original artist intended it to.
the term "sound good" is all relative on a forum. You have to find what sounds good to YOU. First you ahve to define what "sounds good" means to you. Most people mistake sounding good for just being loud. Im a SQ IASCA judge, so sounding good to me mans that the sub is able to accurately reproduce the bass the way the original artist intended it to.
#9
11-21-2008, 09:40 AM
RE: kicker subs
ORIGINAL: Black 1998 Blazer
well what would you suggest then. i am looking at 1 maybe 2 15".
ORIGINAL: bobditts
the term "sound good" is all relative on a forum. You have to find what sounds good to YOU. First you ahve to define what "sounds good" means to you. Most people mistake sounding good for just being loud. Im a SQ IASCA judge, so sounding good to me mans that the sub is able to accurately reproduce the bass the way the original artist intended it to.
the term "sound good" is all relative on a forum. You have to find what sounds good to YOU. First you ahve to define what "sounds good" means to you. Most people mistake sounding good for just being loud. Im a SQ IASCA judge, so sounding good to me mans that the sub is able to accurately reproduce the bass the way the original artist intended it to.
Bob, i didnt know you were an IASCA judge. Thats cool
#10
12-02-2008, 09:48 PM
RE: kicker subs
I had a single SI Mag 15 ina ported t-line enclosure and it sounded amazing.not rediculously loud but very good sounding on a small amount of power.
jagblazer01 most of the people on these forums dont even know what a t line box is nor a si mag