Kicker CVX102 (10CVX102)

I have 2 of these on a hifonics 2100.1 amp wired to 2 ohm and man do these thing pound. I can feel the bass in the seats of the car beside me. The mirrors are totally useless when you turn the bass up to half. With the windows down and 15' from the house it will vibrate things on the wall I plan to add 2 more soon. I put them in a 2002 crew cab silverado under the back seats, the subs require .8 cf in a sealed box per sub. My box is .9 cf way smaller than the manufacture specs and they sound great. Just needed a small amount of poly fill which made a nice difference. I have busted the box once about 2 weeks after I installed them. Box was built out of 3/4 mdf board with gorilla wood glue caulked inside and out with 1 1/2" screws every so often. These subs would only fit under my seat because I cut the bottom out of the box just enough for the magnet to fit in the hole then sealed it back on the outside.don't hesitate to buy these subs!!!

Got the speakers in about 4 days everything was in good condition and have had no problems. The speakers have sounded really nice, no problems whatsoever.

I have one of the older models of this sub. All I have the say Kicker had done now wrong on this new model. I think this model is better. My other, I had to send back to Kicker, because the voice coil went bad so I can't wait until I get the other one back. I just have the one in my trunk and it sounds like I have two tens, so I can't wait until I put the other one in. I recommend Kicker to any one. Even though my other one Stopped working. If you buy from Sonic Electronix, they're a Kicker dealer so you get an one year warrenty. I called Kicker and they didn't even try to fight me on it. That was the easy and best custumer service I've had in a long time.

I have two 10" Kicker comp VX's in my 2007 Chevrolet Silverado EXT. Cab LT (the new body style) The Subs are Driven by a Kicker ZX1000x1 Amp. Let me say it was hard finding a box to fit under the back seat finally. So first i bought 2 8" Kicker solo baric L7's and the box I bought was exacty cut for the L7's so when I recieved them, me and my cousin, who installs for a living started to hook everything up. Once it all was hooked up right it sounded very weak unlike what I thought Solo Baric L7's would sound like so I kept playing them and two days later one of the Subs completely seized up, meaning you couldn't even push the cone in and when I unscrewed it from the box smoke came rolling out with that band aid smell. So I contacted Sonicelectronix explained the problem and I said i jist want them exchanged out for the round Kicker Comp. VX's so I had to send both subs back the way Sonic tella you to and someone is suppost to check the subs you sent back out, It was A hassle for a few weeks until I spoke with A Supervisor and got things moving. So I paid the extra money for the Upgrade and then i had to cut a circular hole out of the sub box that already had A 8" square hole in. Wow they pound like no other 10's ive heard with the limited air space I have per side is .80 cf. I'm glad I got those comp vx's they are killer so from now on if u want good sound w/o the subs that cant play higher pitched music stay away from the square subs. Thanks

I put two of these CVR's in the back of my extended cab s10 matched with a boss 2500w amp. These subs are great, they pick up the lows and sound amazing whether or not they are turned up all the way.