Kicker CVR82 (10CVR82)

Great little sub!

I had one of those subs in my hatchback and I was running it only from a 70 rms (150 peak) watt amp. It sounded great and would hit hard at a low frequency, as if it was a 10" sub. But to realize it's full potential I needed a bigger amp. I had it for about a year and then it got stolen!

So I bought one from 2007 model (this is 2005 model, same sub in a different box) and I bought a stronger amp to go with it (power acoustik, 180 rms, 420 peak watts) and it sounds AMAZING! It hits hard for its size and I dont even need to turn the amp all way up. Right now I am pushing about 120-140 rms watts to it and it shakes everything inside the car.

Just one of these is more than plenty, I dont even need a pair (as I was originally planning)

tyra from oklahoma

I bought two of these sub's and I have a kicker 200.2 pushing them not briged they hit hard for two little sub's

surprising

i installed 4 of these compvr's in a toyota extended cab running them off of two sony amps and i am hitting harder that two twelve inch jl's. i would recommend these in a small vehicle

hard hitting for size

i sold my friend 2 of these, and he liked them so much he went and bought 2 more. he ran them off of a jl 1000/1 and it hit HARD

These things Have RANGE

I would have to say that the price of these subwoofers and the size of them makes them great, I now have four of them in a 1994 Honda Accord in a 4cubic feet sealed box hooked up to a Rockford Fosgate P2000.2 amplifier and when I turn the volume to 2/3 of the way I cant hear anything , The only downfall is that they don't hit the deep Bass notes the best but they do have plenty of range

great subs

i installed of these in my double cab tundra powered by a boss 1500 watt amp and they hit so hard im beating harder than two memphis 12's with a 500 watt amp these are great subs that take up little space i definately reccommend these to anyone.