Need help with specs for a 18 solo x sub

[CJ18]

That sub will not take anything over 3000w daily, trust me I have tried. This sub like 8ft3 after displacement for a regular ported box. If you want to do a bandpass in a trunk, get yourself a nice pair of 10s or 12s.

[loudNlow87]

That 5K rating is for burping.. Anything musical at those levels and it's gonna go boom.

[CW06Silvy]

That sub will not take anything over 3000w daily, trust me I have tried. This sub like 8ft3 after displacement for a regular ported box. If you want to do a bandpass in a trunk, get yourself a nice pair of 10s or 12s.

I completely agree. I ran 2 solo x 18s in my truck and the box was 10cu ft internal volume and tuned to 34hz. The box was originally designed for just 1 solo x, but since I bought another I decided to hack it... Overall they were STARVED for air to say the least. They got loud and low and still had musical quality, but the box was way small. I ran them off of 2 audiopipe 3000d amps @ 2ohms. I would say give them a 2500 rms for the kicker reccomended ported box and 3000rms for 5-8 cubes per sub. If I were you I would seriously consider a wall in my car, otherwise ditch it because you don't have enough space.

Otherwise, get rid of the basket and cone and talk to the woofer builders on here and see if someone can't make you a KILLER 15 that would slam in a smaller 4th order.

[Joseph Charles]

i need to buid a bandpass for my 18inch sub its an american model electrobass 500wts 8ohms what do in need to build and its for me to play at parties namely outdoors so wats da beat box for me

[Hugh G. Rection]

That sub will not take anything over 3000w daily, trust me I have tried.

If you visit Kicker.com, the spec revealed that Solo X18 can only handle at least 3,000rms.

i ran 9krms to mine for a year before i sold it off to someone else...

[Watch the bass]

That sub will not take anything over 3000w daily, trust me I have tried. This sub like 8ft3 after displacement for a regular ported box. If you want to do a bandpass in a trunk, get yourself a nice pair of 10s or 12s.

I completely agree. I ran 2 solo x 18s in my truck and the box was 10cu ft internal volume and tuned to 34hz. The box was originally designed for just 1 solo x, but since I bought another I decided to hack it... Overall they were STARVED for air to say the least. They got loud and low and still had musical quality, but the box was way small. I ran them off of 2 audiopipe 3000d amps @ 2ohms. I would say give them a 2500 rms for the kicker reccomended ported box and 3000rms for 5-8 cubes per sub. If I were you I would seriously consider a wall in my car, otherwise ditch it because you don't have enough space.

Otherwise, get rid of the basket and cone and talk to the woofer builders on here and see if someone can't make you a KILLER 15 that would slam in a smaller 4th order.

That sub will not take anything over 3000w daily, trust me I have tried. This sub like 8ft3 after displacement for a regular ported box. If you want to do a bandpass in a trunk, get yourself a nice pair of 10s or 12s.

I completely agree. I ran 2 solo x 18s in my truck and the box was 10cu ft internal volume and tuned to 34hz. The box was originally designed for just 1 solo x, but since I bought another I decided to hack it... Overall they were STARVED for air to say the least. They got loud and low and still had musical quality, but the box was way small. I ran them off of 2 audiopipe 3000d amps @ 2ohms. I would say give them a 2500 rms for the kicker reccomended ported box and 3000rms for 5-8 cubes per sub. If I were you I would seriously consider a wall in my car, otherwise ditch it because you don't have enough space.

Otherwise, get rid of the basket and cone and talk to the woofer builders on here and see if someone can't make you a KILLER 15 that would slam in a smaller 4th order.

Sorry noob, its direct contrariwise. Smaller box than threw the specs you need more power, if you have lower power than threw the specs, you have to build a

bigger box than threw the specs to control the sub.