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Kicker Solo X...?


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I'm thinking about saving up and buying one.

What do you guys think about them? Its a big amount of coin to drop on one woofer, but I like the field replaceable SPAIR idea.. I just gotta see if I can get one to fit in my truck.

there are alot of subs out there that are alot better than the solo X in my opinion like the fi btl, the audioque hdc3 is very nice and you could buy 2 of them for the price of the solo x. dc audio level 5 is also an insane sub!

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The thing is I'm probably only going to be able to fit one woofer in my truck. I have a reg. cab S10 and I've seen a single L7 in a ported box behind the seat. I was going to try to figure out if a Solo X will fit aswell...

Did you say REGULAR cab? There's no way you'd be able to fit that in there. Just the depth would make it a huge problem, let alone the air space needed. I am a fan of them though. I'm running 1 18" in my navigator and it puts out some boom boom.

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You could do the area under the seat(s) in a bit of MDF and fiberglass to add more air space..

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