Enclosed Subwoofers 101

An enclosed subwoofer is a box with a subwoofer already installed. The advantage to buying an enclosed sub is that the manufacturer made the sub, then designed and built the box as a perfect match, so you'll get the best possible performance. Every enclosed sub has a maximum RMS power handling rating, so pair it with an amp with a similar RMS power rating to get the best performance.

Get ready for intense bass

Kicker's 11TS10L32 loaded enclosure adds the immense rumble of a Kicker Solo-Baric L3 sub to your music. This matched enclosure makes it easy to add a square woofer to your system without having to build a box. You just throw it in your ride, connect it to your amp, and bring on the bass.

The square sub offers more surface area for bigger bass.

Square woofer means more woofer

The single Solo-Baric L3 10" sub features Kicker's trademark square cone, offering up to 20% more surface area than a round 10" woofer. This added cone surface allows the sub to push more air for more powerful bass. The SoloKon™ polypropylene cone employs a spoked design for extra rigidity without adding extra weight, while the Santoprene™ surround is reinforced at the corners to help keep cone movement accurate for clean low end.

Heavy-duty enclosure

Sturdy 3/4" medium-density fiberboard ensures long-lasting performance from the enclosure. The slot port provides more boom for your buck, while the heavy-duty vinyl front baffle adds a cool cosmetic touch. You'll get hassle-free connection to your amp with the single set of speaker terminals, while the 2-ohm overall impedance draws maximum power from your mono amplifier.