KICKER 48CWR84 CompR 8" Subwoofer, DVC, 4-ohm

Good Quality

Let’s start off with I have a 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Limited, I bought it off the lot as is, I never noticed untill a couple of days with it that it had no real thump in the sound, it has real good highs and mids but I turned the bass up all I could hear was crackling in the rear, found out it had the Infinity Premium Sound System in it and the subwoofer in the rear panel was blown, I will be honest getting to it was a tedious choir, anyways after tons of research I chose the Kicker 8” because it’s power handling matches that of the Infinity amp(sub output is 150 watts on a 550 amp) now my ride sounds all around fantastic Hint of Advice, some of these factory subs holes are larger due to its bracket, most are 8’” woofers, get a wide spacer or all you will hear after gerry rigging it is rattling

This isn’t a ‘windy’ sub, and it won’t take a 3k amp, but that’s not what it’s built for. It’s a balance of sound quality and efficiency, still getting reasonably loud. I have one on a recoil red 600, and I still turn it down in my neighborhood as to not ‘advertise’ having audio equipment where I live, so it definitely makes noise. I did extensive testing and settled on a .75ft3 box tuned to 36hz, and in my Outback it plays +-2 dB from 31-110hz.

Very nice. Worth the extra money.

The performance of this speaker will remind you why Kicker is so respected in for sub woofer. We installed it in my son's Honda to complement his upgraded head unit and door speakers. It's not even broken in yet and we were grinning ear to ear from the incredible sound we were getting. Head unit: ATOTO S8 with amplifier module. Door speakers: 4 Pioneer TS-A1670F. Mono amp: Audiozerone ZE500.1 Sub: Kicker 48WR82 CompR.