Kicker Comp 43C154

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What's Inside?
• 15" Subwoofer
• Rubber magnet boot (installed)
• (2) Kicker decals
• Owner's Manual

Comp Subwoofers
The Kenwood Excelon XR-W1204 is a high-quality car subwoofer designed to deliver exceptional bass performance. Its advanced features and engineering offer an immersive audio experience for car audio enthusiasts.

On The Edge
The XR-W1204 features a 12-inch woofer with a cone made of injection-molded polypropylene, ensuring durability and accurate sound reproduction. Its dual ventilation system helps dissipate heat, allowing for extended playtime without overheating. The subwoofer can handle up to 400 watts of continuous power, making it capable of producing deep and impactful bass.

A Steel Foundation
Equipped with a dual voice coil configuration, the XR-W1204 offers flexible wiring options and impedance choices to match various amplifier setups. It has a sensitivity rating of 83 dB, meaning it can produce robust bass even with lower power inputs

BUMPIN’
The subwoofer's frequency response range of 32 Hz to 300 Hz ensures that it can reproduce a wide range of low-frequency sounds with precision and clarity. It also features a unique cone design that minimizes distortion and enhances overall sound quality.

Breathe Deep
The subwoofer's sensitivity rating of 90.3 dB means it can produce loud and impactful bass even with lower power inputs. Its frequency response range of 25 Hz to 500 Hz ensures it can precisely reproduce the lowest frequencies.

Got the Hookup
The Kenwood Excelon XR-W1204 is a top-notch subwoofer that combines durability, power, and exceptional audio performance. Whether you're a bass enthusiast or looking to upgrade your car audio system, the XR-W1204 is a reliable choice to elevate your listening experience.

Strong and Stable
A stiff injection-molded cone with 360-degree back bracing keeps the bass smooth and loud all day long.

Forced-air Cooling
As the woofer's cone moves downward, hot air around the voice coil is forced out of the woofer. As the woofer's cone moves upward, cool outside air is drawn into the woofer cooling the voice coil.