I am going to buy 2 12" kicker subwoofers-2 Kicker cvr 12" subwoofers?-18 kicker subwoofers

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I am going to buy 2 12" kicker cvr subwoofers in a ported box, the exact same ones here: http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/…

Can anyone tell me if they have really good deep bass and if they sound good in a trunk? I will only be able to give them about 150rms each and it is recommended 400 but should it still sound okay? please help, ill choose best answer

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they will play at their sweat spot with about 600watts RMS at 2ohms total, so the amp that was made for that setup (i had this setup a while back) is this http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/… and its cheap as hell
the wattage you have now will be ok for the mean time but you still need to be careful setting your gain at the amp, heres how
Setting the "gain" or input sensitivity control is an important adjustment common to all amplifier installations. Proper gain setting helps reduce noise and distortion and allows for the widest possible dynamic range. Here's how to do it:

Turn your amplifier's input level controls all the way down.
Put in a tape or CD or tune in a radio station. Turn up your receiver's volume control. You'll begin to hear music at faint levels. (Audiophiles and sound competitors may want to use a dedicated test disc.
When you start hearing distortion, lower your receiver's volume control until the distortion disappears. At this point, you have as much signal as possible passing from your receiver into your amp. (This gives you maximum signal-to-noise ratio, so you'll enjoy clean sound and your system will be less prone to engine noise problems).
Now begin adjusting your amp's input gain. Turn the input level controls up until the system is as loud as you can stand it or until you begin hearing distortion — whichever comes first. If you hear distortion, decrease the gain settings slightly.

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sounds good besides the first guy but i would recomend a non ported box think about it do you want bass exscaping through 2 inch holes or thrown off the sub???????? i know what i would choose just something to think bout ive had kickers and yes they kill i had 2 10"s tho on a 800 watt amp no amp really puts out what it says it does well ok for a split second then it doesnt so keep that in mind 2

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you are gonna need atleast 400 rms. dont go off peak numbers, they dont mean anything. and idk what the other guy meant, but getting a ported vs a sealed box is up to your likings. ported you get more output but you sacrafice some sound quality. sealed, you get deeper sound, more sound quality, less output. CVRs are made to be in ported boxes. They are more SPL oreinted than SQ oriented.

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yessss i just got them for christmas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the basss is deep, they will make my neighbors soo mad!!!
you wont be disapointed i donno about the oms or anything i just hooked them up thru the back speakers.

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