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Review 5 of 6
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$119.00 Strengths: Tight sound, Excellent Frequency response and range, Good power handling. Well made Weaknesses: Spade Terminal connections, Not available in DVC or 2ohm, Kickers Internet Sales Policy. Cork gasket. Summary: I got an MTX Thunderform for my truck, it came with a Thunder 6000 10. The Thunderform is 1.1cft (the upper end for the Thunder 6000 sub). It had a ton of low boomy bass, but the upper bass from 50 - 80hz just wasn't there. I researched the kicker and found that my box was right in the middle of its specs.
I went to my local shop and they let me try the CompVR in my truck to see how I liked the sound. Which is why I paid a little more for it, the service was worth the extra $$. It was amazing! I had to give up just a little volume and "boom" on the lower frequencies, but the kicker sounds much better for the music I listen to (rock). It has nice tight bass from the 80hz crossover point all the way down. Very smooth sounding and nicely constructed. I don't like the cheap cork looking gasket material or the spade terminal connections, but they are functional and don't detract from the subs performance. The cone and surround are double stitched which looks pretty impressive, but the other 10's I have had were molded as one piece. I wish they made the CompVR in 2 ohm or dual voice coil 4 ohm.
It requires a larger box than most other 10's, but that is the reason I wanted it. Could be a big negative for someone with a smaller area to work with. Similar Products Used: MTX Thunder 6000, Infinity Kappa 100.1se - It has a much better sound than the MTX in the same enclosure. Produces frequencies below 50Hz better than the Infinity. Built better than the MTX, not built as well as the Infinity
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