NVX VCW82v3 8” 1300 Watt Max (650W RMS) Dual 2-Ohm VC-Series Car Subwoofer (VCW82 Version 3)

I have the 8" subwoofer installed in a tiny fitted box for a 88 jeep Cherokee. Hits surprisingly deep notes, all the way down to 20hz! Absolutely blows any other brand I've had or heard out of the water. Looks killer to boot!If your looking for a good budget sub, this is by far the best option on the market currently.

I bought this to replace a kicker compr 2 ohm dvc and as the pictures show this unit is much beefier. The sound quality blows the kicker away and even at first listen the bass coming out of it is super clean and authoritative compared to the old kicker which is muddy in comparison.I run a sealed box as I listen to metal, rock, country and classical/new age and its fast enough to keep pace with the rhythm without distorting. I'm hoping that as it breaks in that the sound will only improve. I'm using Infinity 3032 coaxes in the dash and JBL GTO939's in the front doors. I also have a pair of JBL GTO 629's on order for the rear doors to replace my current massive audio 3 way's. The NVX fits in nicely and complements the sound making it exactly what I was looking for. If you want to vibrate your license plate off the car you might want to look elsewhere.This is my first NVX speaker and I'm glad that I took a chance on it. I'm running one of their Belva lined sub boxes and it has been great. Never going back to kicker for speakers, however, I still love their amps and am running a 5 channel kx.Only you can decide whether or not you should buy it.

This thing is top quality!! Flexing hard as can be! It’s performance next level. Crazy heavy magnet and I got it on sale for 100$. Can’t beat it! Using it for a little extra with my 15 and it’s perfect.

I've setup and built hundreds of systems over the last 30 years and these rank up there with the best subwoofers I've worked with. They are well built with premium materials and perform well especially for the money. I can't think of another sub that can outperform them for the price. Highly recommend this subwoofer. In regards to the negative reviews, just remember that a majority of those are due to improper setups or from plain stupidity. These are great subs at a fraction of the price of other equivalent brands.

It's a lil bad arse, still in break in phase, but I have gave a couple bursts and its a mirror shaker... I like the Kevlar cone and the motor is huge and it seems well built and durable plus it sounds good.. fyi, it's a deep woofer lol 9 noso some boxes won't work, so plan on building a box.. I did a sealed box @ .75 cubic ft which tuned it @ 40hz maybe using 400 rms from amp at inhalf way in a super cab.. pretty happy so far at low volumes and might have to expand..? We'll see after break in ..?

I bought 2 of these for a dual 12 separate chamber ported box, 1.7 cubic feet per side. I had to return one right out of box because I noticed the surround was not glued correctly. They sent me a replacement subwoofer no problem. I installed them and after about a week after I got them, one was bottoming out. They got loud but not as loud as my previous skar EVL 12's. now 4 months later that they are broken in I can't even get loud anymore. The problem sub is bottoming out really badly, it only sounds good with lower volume levels. I'm pretty disappointed I called NVX customer service they said since I bought them off of amazon I have to contact the seller to get my item replaced. I guess forget the one year warranty I'll never buy NVX again!I have a alpine ilx 507 headunit, taramps smart 3k, knukoncepts krystal RCA cables, with their 0 gauge ofc from hood to trunk and a second 100 amp hour agm battery. This amp has a clip indicator and I do not let it clip, nor does the voltage drop below 14.very disappointed and out 400 dollars

NVX 8” dual 4ohm were extremely loud for 3 weeks. that’s as long as they will make it with RMS POWER at 1 ohm

Very nice sub great quality. I had tried 2 different 15" boxes I have and it didn't not fit either it has a large cutout diameter required so be sure to have the box necessary. Luckily I don't mind cutting into my boxes to accommodate the speakers size.