KICKER CVR104 (43CVR104) CompVR 10-Inch (25cm) Subwoofer, Dual Voice Coil, 4-Ohm, 350W
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Although it's a little late, the Pioneer D9705 subwoofer's fifth output channel (CH 3) has a nominal (continuous RMS) wattage output rating of 350W, in addition to the other four channels' RMS ratings of 4 x 75W. R, L& With a 4ohm resistance load, the total RMD output is 350 300=650W. The 2000W you mentioned was the combined maximum instantaneous output rating for all five channels.
My amp was bridged to two channels at 350 ea, one for the sub and the other for the rest, and it worked great, so if your amp is stable to 2 ohms, it should work as well.
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Selected User Reviews For KICKER CVR104 (43CVR104) CompVR 10-Inch (25cm) Subwoofer, Dual Voice Coil, 4-Ohm, 350W
Because my 1991 Ford Ranger is a single cab, I installed this sub and a 1200 watt boss amp in a sealed truck box, and it slaps really hard. I'm glad I went with this option.
I've always preferred kicker cvr, cvx, jl audio w3s, Fosgate p2s, p3s, and soundstream or Kenwood for less expensive subs. I'm not a big fan of Kicker amps. Anything maxxsonics like hifonics or crunch is a good choice, but if you have extra cash, grab something like massive,orion,skar,Orion,, audiopipe is getting even better than it used to be. My Ma Audio hk 1800x1 was an absolute beast for what it was, so get two or three of these and hook them up to a decent amp and you've got yourself a no-brainer. You'll be heard from a long way away, and the bass is crystal clear, not distorted and unclear. The kicker is the excellent bass.
This little thing rocks and sounds great. I have it in a Ford Ranger and I'm very happy with it. I'm running it off a Fosgate 5ch amp and it sounds great!.
10s are the norm. The 2 ohms are preferable to the 4 ohms in my opinion. At a 4 ohm load, the subs can handle around 250 RMS per sub. In the right box, these sound great, but in a truck box, they don't. They prefer sealed in closures to powered ones without a doubt. I'm not a big fan of 10s because of the music I listen to, but this was too good to pass up!.
I've had this subwoofer for two years and it hasn't let me down. It bumps and pushes bass a lot when listening to decaf and Mexican music. Kicker is a great game to play. My Specifications: br>br> Amplifier type: Lows, mids, and highs are covered by a 1400 Watt 5 Channel Powerbass Class A/B system. Stereo: AVH- Pioneer 290 BT. Processor for bass instruments: For songs that require bass and need to be fixed, use Audiocontrol Epicenter. Wiring: Kicker 4 Ohm Subwoofer wired in parallel to create a 2 Ohm load, Audiocontrol Epicenter connected directly to Amplifier Except for speakers that use CCA, all wire types are OFC for better performance.
Great speaker, very happy, will break it in slowly.
It's wired in parallel 2 ohm to a pioneer 380 watt rms amp in an underseat sealed box for a 2002 GMC 2500 ext cab. This sounds great and gets a lot louder than you'd expect from a single 10"! I'm pleased with my purchase; however, I wish I had room for another!.
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