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LAB PreFab™ 3.00 ft^3 Ported MDF Enclosure Box for Single 15" Kicker SoloBaric Square Subwoofer

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LAB PreFab™ 3.00 ft^3 Ported MDF Enclosure Box for Single 15" Kicker SoloBaric Square SubwooferWhat exact subwoofer does this fit? This enclosure is precision built specifically for a single 15" Kicker Solo Baric square subwoofer (compatible with models L715, L7S15, L7R15, S15L7, S15L5, and S15L3). The cutout dimensions are perfectly matched to Kicker's large square footprint at 14. 0625" (14 1 16") square. Will it fit in my vehicle? Yes, it features a maximized internal airspace configuration while maintaining a balanced depth profile suited


What exact subwoofer does this fit?
This enclosure is precision-built specifically for a single 15" Kicker® Solo-Baric square subwoofer (compatible with models L715, L7S15, L7R15, S15L7, S15L5, and S15L3). The cutout dimensions are perfectly matched to Kicker's large square footprint at 14.0625" (14-1/16") square.

Will it fit in my vehicle?
Yes, it features a maximized internal airspace configuration while maintaining a balanced depth profile suited for larger trunks, SUVs, and cargo areas. The exact external dimensions are 37.25" W x 17" H x 14" D.

How is the performance and wiring?
This premium custom-spec alternative is engineered with a generous 3.00 ft³ airspace paired with true slot-porting and tuned precisely to 35Hz. By matching the optimal high-velocity port area recommended by the manufacturer, it maximizes acoustic efficiency to unleash the crushing low-end extension and relentless bass output a 15-inch square woofer is capable of. It features an upgraded 2" round nickel-plated binding post for secure and reliable wiring connections.

   

PreFab™ Custom-Spec Series: The Off-The-Shelf Custom Enclosure

   

In the car audio community, off-the-shelf boxes usually mean thin panels, generic tuning, and choked output. We developed the LAB PreFab™ Custom-Spec series to completely rewrite that narrative. Proudly manufactured in the USA, this series delivers true custom-shop acoustic performance without the custom-shop price tag or wait times.

   

Each cabinet is precision-cut from solid high-grade MDF and engineered around a highly optimized, high-velocity custom slot-port design. Instead of generic calculation curves, these enclosures are built around real-world manufacturer specifications to ensure proper port area, maximum flow, and ideal airspace matching. It is the ultimate plug-and-play solution for audiophiles and daily bassheads who refuse to compromise on custom-level low-end extension.

        

The Custom-Spec Advantage:

   
           
  • True Custom Slot-Porting: Engineered with optimized port areas and precise tuning to replicate custom-shop low-end extension and power handling.
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  • American Made Solid Build: Designed, cut, and assembled in the USA using high-grade CNC-cut MDF to ensure maximum acoustic efficiency.
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  • Manufacturer-Spec Airspace: Built closer to specialized manufacturer parameters than any generic box on the market—ready to ship, ready to slam.
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Technical Specifications:
  • Single 15-inch vented Kicker® Solo-Baric square woofer enclosure
  • Precision-built for one (1) Kicker® 15" SoloBaric square subwoofer (L715 / L7S15 / L7R15 / S15L7 / S15L5 / S15L3)
  • Constructed of 0.63" CNC-cut high-grade MDF
  • Reinforced 1.25" MDF double-layered front baffle to prevent panel flex under extreme load
  • High-grade black automotive carpet finish
  • Upgraded 2" round nickel-plated binding post
  • Made in California, U.S.A.

  • Enclosure volume: 3.00 ft^3 (before driver's displacement)
  • Peak tuning frequency (Fb): 35Hz
  • Square sub cutout: 14.0625" (14-1/16") x 14.0625" (14-1/16")
  • Max mounting depth: 12.50"
  • Dimensions: 37.25"W x 17"H x 14"D

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