How do you improve the drivers that totally reshaped how the world looks at subwoofer performance? Turn loose KICKER's sick sub scientists and say WE WANT LOUDER! What you'll get is a sub with longer throw, lower distortion, and impossible power handling for greater gut-pounding power potential than any KICKER sub - ever. From the glowing titanium on the ultra-rigid cone to the sturdy cast aluminum basket, every detail points to one purpose - over-the-top bass beyond your wildest dreams. When you're ready to test the limits of low and loud, you're ready for the Solo-Baric L7.
The square that KICKs!
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Written By biscuitfarmer
Date Written Nov 03 2006
Summary
I am a huge car audio enthusiast. Ever since my first car back in 1997, I have been trying to push the envelope on what my vehicles can do. My very first car, a 1995 Mustang started out with the most simplistic of sound systems, featuring a floating...
Strength
hard hitting, great construction, great sound quality
Weakness
square shape makes it more difficult to purchase enclosures
Bottom Line
Hard hitting subs, with a very high sound quality, a car audio enthusiast just couldn't ask for much more.
When I first experienced subwoofers, I fell in love with them. I immediately began shopping around for my first set. At the time I was very uneducated about audio equipment and thought that just any pair would suffice. I quickly, but not quickly enough,...
After long, hard research, I purchased the Solo-Baric S12L7 4 ohm. I should mention that my family have been doing car audio modifications for over 30 years, and growing up in that environment gave me the knowledge I needed to understand what type of...
My friend recently bought two of these subs for his older S-10 Blazer. He is powering them off a Memphis 1500D wired to 2 ohm mono. Each sub is recieving 750 rms.
To start off he threw the subs in a sealed box, each one having its own 1.5...
Strength
Very hard hitting, unique (although more people use them now), sound pretty good
Weakness
Takes a lot of watts and a lot of space to reach full potential.
Bottom Line
Do you have a lot of power? Do you have a lot of room? Do you want LOUD bass? These are a great way to get it!
I got two of these bad boys from a friend with 2 1000 watt mono block alpine amps powering each. I have them wired at 2 Ohms a piece each receiving 1000 watts. They are in a crappy sealed box that is gives them barely 1.5 cubic feet a piece to work with...
Strength
clean and loud bass, unbelievable SQ with their loudness, worth the money A+
I have a single 12" DVC Kicker L7 in a large slot port box tuned for 38hz. I'm powering this sub with a MMATS D200hc. Sub is wired at 1 ohm. This is apsolutly amazing !!!! Car is a 2000 Oldsmobile Alero GLS coupe. This sub strait up pounds !!! My amp's...
As a previous owner of three round 15" Kicker Solo-Barics, I was quite upset when Kicker decided to change the design of their subwoofer. I immediately started thinking of some lesser known companies that had previously tried the design and failed...
I believe these are great SPL subs and great to play around with but the one thing I do not like is that they distort and will blow easily if you play them too...
