products EARTHQUAKE K-10 KOMPRESSOR BASS TUBE
Passive tuned at 40Hz with a “SLAPS” radiator, it is capa- ble of reaching down to 20Hz for optimum bass response and performance. The driver features a 4-wound flat wire voice coil (2-inch diameter), for deeper, low frequency response and smooth high frequency roll off, eliminating the need for an external crossover. MSRP $299.
What Dealers Say:
Mix Fit: Entry Level Products Likely Buyer: Do-It-Yourselfer; Value Hunter Margin Check: Profitable on its own Sales Pitch: Size, Versatility
Sales Staff: þLikes It ¨Loves It Install Staff: þLikes It ¨Loves It
“Not a fan of tube subwoofers, but I like that fact that it comes with legs to screw down so that the sub won’t roll around in the trunk, unlike many manufacturers that make tube subwoofers.” — John Cordero, MT2, Bronx, N.Y.
KICKER COMPS LOADED ENCLOSURE
The 10- and 12-inch dual enclosures offer a pair of CompS woofers in a MDF box with rounded corners and internal bracing for additional strength and support. Woofers are equipped with an injection-molded polypropylene cone and ribbed polyurethane surround for eliminating flex and distortion. Boxes are available in a 2-Ohm impedance, and single-sub boxes are available in 2- or 4-Ohm.
What Dealers Say:
Mix Fit: Entry Level Products Likely Buyer: Do-It-Yourselfer; Value Hunter Margin Check: Sell Alone or as Part of a Package Sales Pitch: Size, Price, Quality
Sales Staff: þLikes It ¨Loves It Install Staff: þLikes It ¨Loves It
“Nice space saver for your trunk or anywhere in the car.” — John Cordero, MT2, Bronx, N.Y.
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