Hello,I was wondering how much would it cost to repair a kicker L5 sub.I am not sure whats wrong with it and I dont have a warranty or anything with it.Just curious to how much a general repair would be.

yes, the 10ZX750.1 is capable of running two L5's at two ohms in either a ported or sealed box. Just be sure to wire it up to suit your needs correctly (if you need to know how i can help) and make sure that your box dimensions match what kicker specify. the L5 is actually one of the subs that kicker reccommend for that amp.
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Take out of the box, and hook them up to your amp one at a time, if it makes a cracking noise its blown

Yes you replace both voice coils. Get parts from another speaker but has to be equle in quality.

Hello eaglepower_2,

Well, to get the maximum power from the amp, you really need a 2ω load. Unfortunately, you cannot get that from 2 L5's with 4ω voice coils. You can get either 1ω which will burn your amp up, or you can get 4ω, and your amp will put about 500 watts RMS into that load.

To get the most from your amp, you really needed the L5's with 2ω voice coils. That way, you could run the voice coils in series and the subs in parallel, resulting in a 2ω load, exactly what your amp likes. If you can exchange them for the 2ω model, I would.

Here's the link to Kicker's manual for the ZX-1000.

http://www.kicker.com/sites/default/files/2008%20ZX%201000%201500%202500-1%20e01%20web.pdf

Hope this helps.

Make sure to tune the amp according to the subs. Turn all the levels down on the amp, then start with turning up the gain till you can tell the sub is struggling, from there turn up the crossover to around 120hz. Then adjust the gain again as now it will prolly be to high. Also it depends on how you have the subs wired up.

in this instance it may be better to just buy a new one. It is possible but it is very difficult and you will be charged a lot by many companies

there is no such speaker as a solo-X L5.
The Solobaric L5 is 450Watts RMS and 900 Peak.
Check your documentation, and no warranty except Massive Audio covers Burned Voicecoils as it is deemed customer abuse.
If it is a typo, and not an L5, your combination (as long as each is level matched) should be ok to run on that sub. When wiring it as you describe, the two amplifiers need to be identically matched in order for both coils to play at the same level.
Seek professional installations so your warranty is intact.

that is 2 12 hitting 150 db you got to know what you are doing

well actually most subs come with their diagrams! If you search on the internet and you find it, you can find many stores which can help you make a sub enclosure. It will not cost much, but remember that the spaces needed for each sub to work perfect varies... so take it to an expert if you want maximum performance. There is no "Staples"in my country, but many audio stores offer wood custom enclosures.

Hope this works!

Hi

maybe your voice coil is open circuit! or you have burn voice coil! thats why your unit is not functioning!

Thanks!!!!