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Infinity Kappa 800W 8" 800 Watt Car Audio Subwoofer

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Style: Subwoofer


Features

  • Power Rating
  • Peak: 1600 watts
  • RMS: 400 watts
  • Frequency Response: 34Hz - 200Hz
  • SSI (Selectable Smart Impedance)

Description

The Kappa Series voice coil employs a two-sided ducted airflow design that cools the voice coil increases power handling and improves reliability. This aero-cooling design is unique among aftermarket subwoofers.Kappa subwoofer cones incorporate glass-fibers for exceptional accuracy and detail. Inherently non-resonant the glass-fiber cones eliminates distortion so your music—and nothing but your music—comes through loud and clear.

Brand: Infinity


Model Name: KAPPA800W


Speaker Type: Subwoofer


Connectivity Technology: wired


Special Feature: Bass Boost


Product Dimensions: 10.59 x 10.51 x 7.2 inches


Item Weight: 9.8 pounds


Manufacturer: Harman


Item model number: Kappa 800W


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 7, 2017


Speakers Maximum Output Power: 1600 Watts


Item Weight: 9.8 Pounds


Charging Time: 34 Hours


Number Of Items: 1


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    • The most important thing to know is these are BAD A_S.
Style: Subwoofer
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Tried sealed & ported, if you’re going, sealed the smaller, the box, the more power you need, and if you go much bigger than optimal .4 ft.³ you might as well throw a port in there, I’ve settled on a .8 ft.³ 3” port 10.6” tuned to 43Hz and yup that hit the spot, that’s a cross between sealed and ported (port 2” from back of enclosure) and yes this woofer drops off silent at exactly 34Hz just as the spec sheet says, now one of these rattles my entire living room like a 12” HT sub, 2 may be way over kill in my coupe we’ll see, oh ya and I’m an SQ guy, this driver ported is NOT sloppy like larger drivers, although I favor sealed designs, this specific driver, I think sounds better, Ported, even for sound quality, I am not and will not push this driver to its limits. 200w @2 ohms is more than enough I guess the most important thing is to let this thing play for a half a day at mid volume 4-6 hours +/- it really does start sounding better and better …….have fun Ok edit: I was thinking I’m gonna need 10’s, nah, slipped them into this BBox after they broke in , don’t need 10’s these 8’s are normal 10’s. …...8 ft.³ ported is all these suckers need. Or .4 ft.³ sealed. Before breaking they had a lot of snappy bass after 10 hours. They have a deep and full chest thump, you can hear these well outside the car for sure, and they do sound a lot bigger than they are Now running them sealed .40 ft3 splitting 600w to them from a PPI ATOM series amp, and they sound excellent, of course I cannot turn my head unit up past 28 of 35 gain is at 1/3 with an input signal of less than 2V ……crazy stuff, they easily rival my old school JBL GT 1000’s, you can even cross these a little higher into the Midwoofers range if you like, and cross them to a mid range in Tweeter for some home stereo sound, I’m content ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Christopher R. Christopher R.
    • Very good!
Style: Subwoofer
Review Image by Jasper brar Jasper brar
Very good sub gives notes a 12” can’t! Only thing is u have to make sure u seal the front from back, it took me some learning. Front wave can’t mix with back wave period. So seal holes with whatever. I’m getting there, but I ended up getting the sound I wanted from the mdf board and boom mat! And it’s 800w max! 400rms !! Crap that ton for a 8”! I’m only pushing 300rms maybe 350 to it and it’s banging hard! Don’t pass! And don’t buy the new version/one , same thing as this but it’s 299$.. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by Jasper brar Jasper brar
    • Sounds excellent, images are accurate, shipped on time.
Style: Subwoofer
The product is exactly as expected, although the images look slightly "bronze" on the silver parts; these are silver. Seems to be a trend on Infinity's site; just be aware it is indeed silver. It's seen limited use so far as I'm still assembling my trunk setup, but it sounds very good (especially for its price and compact size). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2023 by Brandon Richardson
    • Great budget HiFi Sub
Style: Subwoofer
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Review Image by Scharfschutzen Scharfschutzen
Review Image by Scharfschutzen Scharfschutzen
I own two of these subs and built three boxes: Two 1.0 cubic ft ported boxes with 3" flared "aero" precision ports turned to 45 HZ with 1/2" MDF walls and corner bracing. The third, for shits and giggles, was a .5 cubic ft 1" MDF sealed box with heavy bracing, just to hear how that would sound. I wish I had a second sealed box, but I got lazy after building three, so I digress. These recommendations came from the manual, but I modeled them in Bass-Box Pro, thinking I could do better. Lo-and-behold, Infinity knew what they were doing and and these gave them the most-optimal response. I'm feeding them 450W each from a Crown XLi1500. They are to fill in low end for a pair of Magnepan MMGs. I use a MiniDSP 2x4 for correction/EQ and a UMIK-1 to measure room response. I replaced two BIC Formula F-12s, which were loud, but not very musical; they are much better-suited for movies/home theater applications. Sound is obviously very subjective, but I love the way these sound, especially with Magnepans, which are hard to get to blend with a lot of subs. Doing a sine-wave sweep, I cannot differentiate when the subs roll off and the speakers take over. These are only 8" budget subs, so obviously they aren't going to play super low or loud, but they get down to around 35 hz before dropping off. They advertise 34-200 HZ response and take RMS all day long, so Infinity rated them accurately (not exaggerated like most car-audio equipment can be.) I took them into my car, but I much-prefer them in the house. I have two Sundown SA-18s in my Kia Soul so it's kind of an apples-to-oranges comparison. My previous system sub-stage was three Dayton Audio RSS390HO 15s, which are obviously much better at accuracy/hifi, but the Sundowns put them to shame in the SPL department. My background is Mechanical Design and Technical Writing & Training. The most expensive system I've heard was a pair of Wilson Audio Chronosonic XVX with a pair of Wilson Audio Subsonics; total system/room price was $1.6 million. The next best listening room I've heard was a McIntosh XRT1.1K line-array setup. I've demo'd tons of gear from Klipsch, KEF, Paradigm, Vandersteen, Bowers & Wilkins, Focal, Magnepan, Martin Logan, and McIntosh's lineups, as well as many headphones, including flagships from Sennheiser, Grado, Focal, AKG, Shure, Sony, and more. I own tons of headphones from the above-mentioned companies and then some. I attend audio competitions such as Parts Express and Slamology; I enjoy both premium SQ and, on occasion, extreme SPL. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2021 by Scharfschutzen Scharfschutzen
    • Wider than a normal 8
Style: Subwoofer
Had to open the 8 inch subwoofer box opening Diameter was bigger. Still breaking in but can handle power acoustic rzr2500. Does not hit hard but sounds amazing
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2023 by Robert
    • Fantastic option for Logic 7 Replacement
Style: Subwoofer
Review Image by Nicholas White Nicholas White
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Used as a replacement driver for my W211 Benz’s blown 10 inch Logic 7/Harman Kardon factory subwoofer. Wired in at 2ohms, mounting was as simple as cutting a bracket to fit the factory mount (as this stepped down a size). I needed a free-air driver that matched the factory drivers thiele small parameters as closely as possible, it seems this Kappa 8” more than exceeded my expectations. I run Kappa Component sets in my VIP/Audio Build Legend, and they’re the main reason I gave Infinity another go for this application. I’m extremely glad I did as the bass is so tight and clean, even in a free-air setup. MAKE SURE YOU MAKE A BAFFLE. I cannot stress this enough as it’s the secret to getting any free air sub to sound fantastic, this Kappa’s high sensitivity, and various techs make it extremely hard to beat for the price. If you’re eyeballing a Kicker 10” as an option for a factory Benz sub replacement, stop now, and just order your choice of 8” or 10” Kappa. I went with 8” as I listen to a lot of rock and old school music, the 10” would be better suited to rap and hip-hop, that being said the 8” still digs as low as 27Hz in the rear deck, that’s ridiculously low for any 8” driver, let alone in a free-air setup. Highly recommended by an audiophile! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023 by Nicholas White Nicholas White

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