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BillSXT2002 · 09-18-2006, 07:17 PM

Well, I'm new here, but I have set up a few car audio systems in the past. My favorite thus far has been the kicker solobaric L7. I had one 12", and it had a clean punch in a sealed 12" box, provided that I gave it enough power. I used an MTX 81000D and it was almost overkill. It depends what style of music you are looking to play mostly. Mine was a mix of rock and country, so I wanted punch instead of rumble. The L7's seemed very stiff to me, and thats what I liked the best. I had some cheaper MTX speakers and I had some Alpine R's and I thought the kicker blew them away. 2 10"'s in a sealed box should give you some serious punch.

The only downside is that the L7's are square, you'd need a new box. Kicker used to make a round series that was good too, it might be worth a check.

09-18-2006, 07:17 PM	#6 of 15
BillSXT2002 *Bill D.* Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Local Time: 11:42 PM Local Date: 12-01-2008 Posts: 24	Re: Best 10 inch subwoofers Well, I'm new here, but I have set up a few car audio systems in the past. My favorite thus far has been the kicker solobaric L7. I had one 12", and it had a clean punch in a sealed 12" box, provided that I gave it enough power. I used an MTX 81000D and it was almost overkill. It depends what style of music you are looking to play mostly. Mine was a mix of rock and country, so I wanted punch instead of rumble. The L7's seemed very stiff to me, and thats what I liked the best. I had some cheaper MTX speakers and I had some Alpine R's and I thought the kicker blew them away. 2 10"'s in a sealed box should give you some serious punch. The only downside is that the L7's are square, you'd need a new box. Kicker used to make a round series that was good too, it might be worth a check.