Infinity subwoofers have always distinguished themselves clearly from the competition. The Infinity SSI Kappa series subwoofers are no exception and fight on a playing field all their own. Right away the coated glass-fiber cone shows off an air of sophistication and style while offering incredible rigidity that minimizes distortion.
Once you get past the cultured exterior, the interior components uphold Infinities affinity for advanced technology. This Kappa sub utilizes a triple voice coil system which gives it the incredible ability to offer selectable impedance. Selectable Smart Impedance (SSI) technology allows this sub to run at 2 Ohms or 4 Ohms with the flick of a switch. This allows you to extract the most from your subwoofer amplifier in any situation. If you decide to add a subwoofer down the line, SSI makes it easy to reconfigure your entire system without buying different subwoofers or amplifiers.
The SSI Kappa subwoofers handle a remarkable amount of power and sound incredible in sealed or ported enclosures. If you want great sounding bass with unheard of wiring versatility, Infinity Kappa subs are technologically advanced enough to handle it.
General Features:
- 10" SSI Kappa Series 2 Ohm or 4 Ohm Subwoofer
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 1400 watts
- RMS: 350 watts
- Impedance: Selectable 2 or 4 ohms
- Coated glass-fiber woofer cone
- Thick rubber surround
- Selectable Smart Impedance (SSI) lets you set the subwoofers impedance with the flip of a switch
- Cast aluminum basket with voice coil vents
- Triple voice coil technology
- 2" Voice coil diameter
- Rubber boot surrounds the magnet structure
- Frequency response: 25-400 Hz
- Sensitivity: 89 dB
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Package Includres:
- 100.9w SSI Subwoofer
- Foam Mounting Gasket
- 3mm Hex Wrench
- Owner's Manual
- Technical Data Sheet
Learn more about the 100.9W at our blog.
Sonic Electronix, Inc. can only ship Infinity products within the United States of America.
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John from Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Great product and good looking, would buy again. Infiinty a good way to go.
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the sound quality is very very wonderful that these subs produce. they look very nice and the 3 voice coils is nice. the only bad thing is that the magnet is so big that they wont get very loud at all at 350 rms a piece. they need more power than 350 rms apiece but i dont know if they are capable of handling more.
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I had one Kicker CVT10 2 Ohm speaker for a year, it was a good subwoofer, generally i liked it. Until my box rattled and it was too small for the sub and it was bouncing because of the screws. I went ahead and built another box and put in two of these subs in. What a difference, they don't hit much harder because the same amp is being used - a 400 watt rms kicker mono amp. They are much better sound quality wise, they are so much cleaner it is amazing. They also hit lows the Kicker never responded to. The difference is clear. For ten dollars per sub more, these subs are superior to the kicker.
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Purchased the Kappa 100.9 for a project vehicle I have one installed and tested Not running a lot of power yet this sub for its smaller size sounds GREAT Cant go wrong with this one
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Powering a pair of these with a Kappa 4 in bridged mode. Used the Infinity specs to build a ported enclosure and it turned out perfectly. Loud, crisp, clear - everything I was shooting for. Had to remove the back seat in a extended cab GMC to make room for the enclosure, but well worth it. The drive to and from work is now an awesome experience that I look forward to each day. I am just wowed with how the system turned out. Accurate reproduction is what these subs are all about. Probably not suited for rap thumping, but for my classic rock line-up -- couldn't be happier!
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