Kicker L7 Subwoofer
The Kicker Solo-Baric® L7 Subwoofer is one of the loudest,
best-sounding products on the market today. If you’re looking for more
decibels for your buck, this subwoofer has that and much more.
Kicker L7 is a square subwoofer built with a SoloKon™ cone surrounded
by stitched Santoprene rubber, and Santoprene ribbing for a tough,
durable construction. Solokon is a high-quality polypropylene that is
injection-molded into a single piece, ultra rigid cone. Santoprene is a
synthetic copolymer that possesses similar flexibility and durability
as natural rubber. The rigid construction and the surround radius
provide for passage of more air, and a great bass sound.
The cast aluminum basket allows for greater heat dispersion and also
prevents magnetic interference that can occur when using metals that
contain iron. Spiralead™ tinsel-lead technology gives longer life to
the Kicker L7 subwoofers. The tinsel leads are flat braided ribbon
cables coated with silver and protected with soft rubber for reduced
lead wear and resistance.
Full circumference vented back bracing uses side vents rather than back
vents. The UniPlate™ backplate helps reduce gnarly “bottoming out” when
the subwoofer is maxed out. The chromed UniPlate fuses the backplate
and extended pole into one piece for better magnetic performance.
Alignment issues are also reduced, and the chromed bottom improves
cooling when you’re pushing the subwoofer to its limits. The
UniPlate/extended pole also releases pressure under ISD for improved
cone motion and low bass quality.
L7 Kicker’s outstanding motor has dual ultra-length coils capable of
handling high temperatures. The
Kapton Voice Coil Former provides
better sound performance with less likelihood of a toasted cone, and
L7’s poly-cotton semi-progressive spider controls coil alignment and
motion.
The subwoofer’s speaker terminals are spring loaded and plated with
nickel for solid, secure connections using large gauge speaker wire.
The L7 has single piece front and rear gaskets that resist breakage and
provide better protection against air leakage. The inverted dome helps
the cone from flexing under pressure.
Solo-Baric Kicker L7 subwoofer comes in four sizes (8 inch, 10
inch, 12 inch, and 15 inch), and in 2-Ohm and 4-Ohm DVC. You also have
a choice of a vented or sealed box subwoofer. The spun spoke design and
Solo-baric logo on the backplate enhance the product’s attractiveness.
The break-in period to produce the best quality bass performance is
about 2 weeks when you play the subwoofer daily. A new Kicker L7 will
have stiff suspension that is “loosened up” when you turn up the volume
and put the equipment through its paces for a bit. Once broken-in, you
should notice a heftier bass sound and a more responsive subwoofer.
Power handling depends on whether a sealed or vented box is used. A
sealed box can handle up to 750 watts RMS, while a vented box can take
up to 600 watts RMS. The recommended volume for a sealed box ranges
from a minimum of 0.88 cu/ft, to a maximum of 2.0 cu/ft. The vented box
recommendations are a minimum 1.75 cu/ft; 2.5" x 13.25" port opening;
22.5" port depth; with maximum vented box (SPL/Deep Bass) at 3.25
cu/ft; 3" x 13.25" port opening; 14.5" port depth.
The Solo-Baric L7 Kicker subwoofer offers a unique combination of
quality, versatility, durability, and loudness! This is definitely one
of the best subwoofers available on the market today.

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