- Does the Kicker TRTP need an amplifier?
- Yes. It is a passive subwoofer with no built-in amp, so you must add a mono or bridged amplifier rated for its power handling and wire it to your head unit or line output converter.
- Will it fit under a truck or SUV seat?
- Its thin, down-firing box is made for shallow spaces under or behind seats, but measure your clearance first. Depth and seat rails vary a lot between vehicles.
- How does it compare with a powered under-seat sub?
- Powered boxes include their own amp, so install is simpler. The TRTP gives you more control over amplification and matching, but you supply the amp and wiring yourself.
- Is an 8-inch sub enough for a car or boat?
- It adds useful low-end fill to a stock system in a small cabin. It will not match a 10- or 12-inch sub for deep, loud bass, so set expectations for modest reinforcement.
- Can it be used on a boat?
- It can, provided it is mounted where it stays dry and is powered by a marine-appropriate amplifier. The enclosure itself is not marketed as waterproof.
- What is in the box?
- The subwoofer enclosure is the main item; amplifier, wiring and mounting hardware are not included, so plan for those separately.
- Where is the Kicker TRTP 8-inch 20cm Thin Down Firing cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $215.96, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kicker TRTP 8-inch 20cm Thin Down Firing?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Newegg.