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Kicker Dual SoloBaric 12" Subwoofers in Vented Enclosure

The Solo-Baric square design provides more area than a conventional round subwoofer, producing more air movement and louder, deeper bass.

07DCVR122 12\" Car Subwoofers

What could look better in your trunk or cargo area than a pair of silver-colored Kicker CompVR 12" subs in a carpeted box sporting a killer logo? Kicker's 07DCVR122 ported enclosure comes ready to make some serious bass waves in your ride. The two CompVR 12" subs feature hard-hitting polypropylene cones and double-stitched Santoprene rubber surrounds for extended excursion. The unique SoloKon design improves the cone's stability, and the perimeter venting system helps cool the sub's internal parts during demanding performances. Sturdy 3/4" medium-density fiberboard ensures long-lasting performance from the enclosure. You'll get hassle-free connection to your amp with the single set of speaker terminals, and the 2-ohm impedance draws more power out of your mono sub amplifier.

MTX Thunder 5500 T5510-04 10" 4-ohm Component Subwoofer 10" Component Subwoofers

The MTX Thunder5500 subs are on a mission: to make their presence heard. They feature mica-filled, aluminum-finished polypropylene cones with dependable rubber surrounds for impressive bass. Full 1-3/4" aluminum voice coils contribute to exceptional reliability and impressive power handling of up to 300 watts RMS. MTX's proprietary Spider Plateau Venting technology ensures cool, efficient operation.

MTX Thunder 7500 T7510-04 10" 4-ohm Component Subwoofer 10" Component Subwoofers

Member of the Superwoofer family, the Thunder T7510-04 subwoofer weighs in at over 20 lbs, the T7510-04 is capable of handling 400 watts RMS. These woofers are able to deliver enormous bass because of their die cast aluminum frame, solid steel pole piece, aluminum voice coil, and 6 pound magnet. The incredible Thunder7500 series features Spider Plateau Venting for cooler voice coil operation and greater reliability during heavy bass passages. Instead of ?pushing and pulling? super-heated air over the voice coil like conventional, rear vented subwoofers, Thunder7500s shed the heat out the sides of the new progressive roll Nomex spider. Asymmetrical Linear Drive (ALD) technology, used on all MTX Audio Thunder subs, provides high output with low distortion, thanks to flat progressive spiders and extended pole pieces. These subs are packed with features to help dissipate heat and deliver thunderous bass output. Thunder7500 subs have massive die cast frames, beefy 93 oz. magnet structures, and 2 3/8" high temp voice coils. Also new for this year are aluminum deposited polypropylene cones, nickel-plated compression terminals, and woven tinsel leads for improved reliability.