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A Kicker Comp 10-inch subwoofer preloaded in a thin-profile sealed enclosure, sold here as a bundle with a Rockville 2-channel amplifier and an 8-gauge wiring kit. The enclosure is shallow enough to sit behind a truck bench or in a tight trunk, and Kicker rates the Comp driver for about 150 watts of recommended power. It suits someone who wants bass without building a custom box or matching components. The catch is the amp: a 2-channel Rockville rated 375 watts RMS is more than the sub needs and is not a dedicated mono sub amp, so the bundle is convenient rather than carefully matched.
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Owner feedback on the Kicker Comp loaded enclosures is generally positive for a compact, affordable bass upgrade, with people noting it adds noticeable low end in trucks and small cars. Complaints center on output limits and the shallow box's depth of bass rather than reliability.
This package pairs a Kicker 43TC104 Comp 10-inch subwoofer, already loaded in a thin-profile sealed enclosure, with a Rockville 2-channel car amplifier and an amp installation wire kit. The enclosure is built for trucks and has a single 4-ohm terminal.
The subwoofer has an injection-molded SoloKon cone. The cone is extremely rigid, and 360-degree back bracing reduces distortion. It uses a Polyfoam ribbed surround with double stitching for durability. Tinsel leads are woven into the spider with Kicker's Spiralead technology.
The enclosure is made of 3/4-inch MDF and covered in heavy-duty black carpeting. It has a monogrammed carbon fiber front and an embroidered Kicker logo. The Rockville RXA-T1 amplifier is rated at 1500 watts peak and 375 watts RMS. The RWK81 wire kit is 8 gauge and includes 100% copper RCA cables.
