Kicker SoloX L7X Subwoofers — 8, 10, 12, 15 & 18-Inch Competition Subs
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Kicker Solo-X 8 Box: Sealed 8" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 12 Box: Sealed 12" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 8 Dual Box: Sealed 8" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 10 Box: Sealed 10" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 10 Dual Box: Sealed 10" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 8 Dual Box: Ported 8" Professional Series Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 8 Triple Box: Sealed 8" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 10 Box: Ported 10" Professional Series Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 15 Box: Sealed 15" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 12 Dual Box: Sealed 12" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 12 Box: Ported 12" Professional Series Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 10 Dual Box: Ported 10" Professional Series Enclosure
Kicker Solo-X 18 Box: Sealed 18" Wedge Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 12 Dual Box: Ported 12" Professional Series Enclosure
Kicker Solo-Baric L7X 15 Dual Box: Ported 15" Professional Series Enclosure
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The Kicker SoloX L7X Subwoofer Series represents the pinnacle of competition-grade bass. Available in 8, 10, 12, 15, and 18-inch models, these drivers are engineered for enthusiasts who demand maximum output, durability, and innovation. Each subwoofer features Kicker’s patented square cone design, providing up to 20% more surface area for greater air movement and deeper bass than traditional round subs. With power ratings from 1000W RMS up to 4000W RMS, the SoloX family covers everything from compact daily installs to the most extreme SPL competition builds. Browse the lineup below to find the perfect size and configuration for your system.
Every Proline X box cut for the Solo-X and Solo-Baric L7X, 8 to 18 inch, is on the Kicker Solo-X subwoofer box page.
Kicker SoloX L7X Subwoofers — 8, 10, 12, 15 & 18-Inch Competition Subs
Frequently Asked Questions
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