KICKER TB8 300W Bass Tube with two 8inch cones - CompR + PBR

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A very powerful and compact, deep dropping woofer that is rated for use in less than perfectly dry locations. Reviewed on www.adamrayner.net uses a driven CompR woofer and a passive wobbling cone at the other end, which makes it both drop deep and go loud.

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Комментарии : 16

@jirya957 2 года назад

Thats a voice for radio!!!!

@ParadiseAtvTrail Год назад

Is this a 2 ohm model or a 4 ohm model and witch one do you think sounds better

@automotiveenthusiast1160 4 года назад

is this a svc or dvc sub in the tube?

@terencebigt3825 3 года назад

Nice!

@brandonjimenez9992 3 года назад

How did you install the grille ? There’s no screws on my 2 compr 10s

@alexgarcia3900 2 года назад

There's a rubber molding covering the screws

@vdubster 5 лет назад

Damn I miss bass. Need a proper job so I can upgrade the van from standard lol.

@cnottagejr 3 года назад

i want to put a bass tube in my car an 8 inch sub woofer i like my sound and bass to only be in the car i'm not trying to be heard and seen and having everything rattling i don't like that shit. i want some that's not going to take up too much space and does the bass tube comes with an amp built inside so i don't have to buy a amp to run my bass? i have 4 speakers two 6x8's and two 6x9's so i need a 4 channel amp to run them and the bass tube have it's own amp and all i need is somebody to install everything right

@rickytrevino8281 3 года назад

It doesn't come with an amp, but I consider that a good thing. Buy one of Kickers KEY amps. Improves bass overall compared to a regular amp and easy to set gain

@cnottagejr 3 года назад

@@rickytrevino8281 i think i need a better radio as well

@rickytrevino8281 3 года назад

@@cnottagejr Yeah probably, you can usually find a cheap used one off craigslist. You can also find "open-box" and "scratch-n-dent" hardware off Crutchfield and they'll tell you what headunits fit in your car and what harnesses or installation kits it might need. I'd recommend a known brand like Pioneer, Kenwood, or Sony. Also if you can find a headunit with a 4v preamp output with its pair of RCAs in the back, though 2v should be good enough too