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Kicker CompVX CVX10
$160.00
Released January, 2006
The Pros:Made with heavy-duty materials, can handle a lot of stress and keep going. Looks very cool with lots of detail and some shine in just the right places. Audio is high quality, lots of detail and clarity.
The Cons:Bulky design, need to account for the space needed to install it. Takes a couple of weeks to break in before it sounds right.
The Kicker CompVX CVX10 is a powerful 10” car-audio component subwoofer constructed from a Polymer composite injected molded cone. The first in the Kicker CompVX series, the CompVX CVX10 packs a powerful 1200w peak power output and 600w nominal power output.
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The CVX10 also includes high-temp Polyimide film dual voice coils, a heat reducing t-cut top plate, and a ribbed/stitched Santroprene surround for linear cone motion. In addition, the CVX10 features a silver-coated stamped steel basket, perimeter venting, and a rear cone brace designed to offer additional structural integrity and resistance to deformation. The Kicker CompVX CVX10 is priced at $159.99. Although expensive, critics cite the CVX10 as a relatively affordable subwoofer considering its ability to distribute ground-shaking thumps that can potentially rock an entire neighborhood.
Features
- Model: CVX10
- Size (in): 10
- Woofer Composition: Polymer composite
- Surround: Santroprene rubber
- Impedance (Ohms): 4 or 8 DVC
- Peak Power Output (Watts): 1200
- Nominal Power Output (Watts): 600
- Sensitivity (dB): 87.2
- Frequency (Hz): 24-500
- Mounting Depth (in): 5-15/16
- Mounting Diameter (in): 9-1/4”
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made with heavy-duty materials, can handle a lot of stress and keep going
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looks very cool with lots of detail and some shine in just the right places
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audio is high quality, lots of detail and clarity
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capable of very loud volume output
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very responsive sound, easy to sync up with the rest of the car's sound system
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bulky design, need to account for the space needed to install it
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takes a couple of weeks to break in before it sounds right
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