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Average Customer Rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars:
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| Durability | | 4.3 |
| Value | | 4.4 |
| Features | | 4.4 |
| Design | | 4.4 |
| Usability | | 4.6 |
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Patrick from Yuma, AZ
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I had previously ordered the Cerwin Vega 10" Subs and fully Enjoy them. I had their predecessors and realy enjoyed them so decided to give Cerwin-Vega another shot, and couldn't be happier.
I have two of theses 10's in a downward sealed box in my extra cab Silverado. Even though they are under the backseat in a custom box, they put out some serious SPL.
These 10's are wired straight out from a 4 channel amp bridged amp. 2 channels are bridged together putting out probably 300 watts on channels 1+2(bridged), and channel 3+4(bridged). Sound GREAT
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I ordered a Cervin Vega 104 From Sonic and it sounds great. It was shipped promptly and was as described! A+
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Andrzej from Ballston Spa, NY
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Full recommendation! Great deal for great price!
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jakefleck from spokane WA
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these things bump like crazy.
i built a box that is 5.2 cubic ft that is split in half with 2 on each side and 2 ports 4 inch big and 20 in deep in each chamber. i have a kenwood x1r with a kenwood kac-993 deck and it bumps so hard i can barely breath i have cerwin vega component speakers all around and a kac x4r amp to those and it is in a 99 malibu and these subs are by far the loudest i have heard they compete with the cars at comps easily i have them running at 2 ohm so they are getting 1200 watts rms power they are flexin tuff
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oldskewl from houston tx
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I just finished building a bandpass for ONE of these subwoofers.
Its big....
The ported section is 1.2 cubic feet with a slot port about 2 inches wide by 10 inches tall by 11 inches long. The sealed section is exactly 1 cubic foot and is stuffed heavily with fill. This is where the magnet is. I know its somewhat backward, you are supposed to install the speaker so that its magnet is in the ported section for proper voice coil cooling, but I don't care.
I am pushing this subwoofer with a US Amp 800.2 in stereo mode, the left channel pushing one voice coil and the right channel pushing the other. Kicker power and ground wires. These amplifiers are highly underrated, so the sub is receiving at least 100 watts RMS to each coil, but oh well. Gain 1/3 the way up, bass boost 1/3 way up (centered at 40Hz). I went from two of these, each in 1.1 cubic feet sealed enclosures to just this one and - it - is - so - awesome...
I honestly cannot believe my ears. Its louder than when I had two in the sealed box.... JUST ONE IS deeper, much much deeper and louder. I am truly astonished. Also, the really low bass is very, very pronounced. Before, i could barely get the lift gate to my jeep cherokee to rattle, I had to push them hard. Now, everything rattles, the roof rack, doors, windows, i just can't get over this setup. I'm now building an identical box for the other.
This speaker is made for a bandpass with these or similar specs. All the other enclosures are nothing but compromises. Expect for midbass(I don't want that at all) this one hits every note and boy is it loud for being only 200 watts! Get two for a bandpass, give them about 200 watts RMS to each, and you'll be really happy! Hope this was helpful!
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