Chaos Exxtreme Series
The Chaos EXXTREME Series subwoofers will surprise you with the amount of bass you get for your dollar. This subwoofer will satisfy your musical hunger with some car-shaking bass notes. Built with a foam surround, this sub has a high excursion that increases bass extension into ultra-low frequency notes. The magnet motor structure includes a protective rubber boot. The high-temperature voice coil can be connected to any matching amplifier by the wire terminals. Designed with a wide frequency response range, this loud-speaker will delight you and your passengers. Look no further, because the Boxx Chaos EXXTREME Series is the best valued subwoofer on the market today.
General Features:
- 15" Dual 4 ohm Chaos Exxtreme Series Subwoofer
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 1800 watts
- RMS: 900 watts
- Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm
- Polypropylene injection molded cone
- Butyl rubber surround
- Silver spring binding posts
- Sturdy black steel basket
- 2-1/2" High temperature kapton voice coil
- Magnet with a black protective cover
- Frequency response: 25-1,500 Hz
- Sensitivity: 96 dB
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
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Average Customer Rating is 3.7 out of 5 stars:
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| Durability | | 3.4 |
| Value | | 3.9 |
| Features | | 3.6 |
| Design | | 4.0 |
| Usability | | 4.0 |
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superman2223 from woodbridge, va
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I recommend a 1.68 cubic foot box. Don't push 900w to them either. My sub lasted maybe an hour of play time before it tapped out to my amp. If you have the power already get two so you can pound them. DON'T USE 900 watts with one sub.
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Joe from San Diego, CA
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I bought this sub after blowing a pair of sony 12s and a soundstorm 15. i figured hey its cheap, if it blows ill get another.... definitely no need, this thing rocks!! i have it in a 15" x 15" x 13" sealed box, great clarity and huge bumps, I love it, just gotta be careful not to turn the gain on your amp to high when the volumes up, itll cause some distortion, running it on an MB Quart amp pushing 1000 watt rms.
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Andy from Reno, NV
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To be honest its not a bad sub. I pumped these at 900 loud and metered how much power was going to them, fried them at the 900 rms. If you are running them at 900 for an extended period of time i.e 10 minutes or longer and by running them i mean pounding the crap out of them they are going to fry. But if you just want to do a couple of burps with them they will be perfect.
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Cri$ from California
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I have 1 of these subs in my 96' Honda accord, and this BANGS for what I paid for it :D Im planing on buying 1 more. I definitely recommend this sub If you want bass on a budget.
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Maurice from Camden, DE
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Purchased one of these to replace my my Rocksford Punch 300Watt Max sub and this sub didnt even last one day. Installed, turned on car and had settings on low just to make sure it worked. Came back next morning sub was dead. All settings were on low. If looking for a cheap replacement might want to look into something else. Should have paid attention to some of the reviews on here, wouldn't have made the mistake of purchasing something that is cheaply made. 300Watts Rocksford- 1800Watts Boss and this sub is apparently blown, says enough. Quality over quantity.
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