Search results matching tags 'Amplifier', 'Sony', and 'kenwood'

Re: AMPS

Warren — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 12:19:07 GMT

I agree.

Here's some good ones that we carry....

I like the Kenwood KAC-9103D. It has 900 watts at 2 ohms and is good bang for the buck. If your subs can handle 1000 watts between the two of them, then this should be a decent match.

The Sony XM-D9001GTR has also received good reviews on our website and is pretty affordable.

There are several other amps out there that will do what you want it to do. These are just a couple that we carry.

Anybody have an amp that they are using in a similiar situation that they like/dislike?

kenwood amp

rizwansmaison — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 12:07:33 GMT

i have bridged a sony xpold 12" sub in kenwood kac-8452 and play my rear speakers nacamichi with a 2 channel alpine amp. recently um facing some problems relating to my amp i suppose. after playing n hour my kenwood amp went off for 2/3 seconds and after that it plays as it is. this continues unless i decrease the volume from my head unit. do u have any solution? do u think this amp is not sutible for a sub?

AMP/Sub ?

chippy — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 04:28:25 GMT

Hi every one. I have a couple quick question, I have a Kenwood KAC-8103D Amp. It is rated at 300 RMS @ 4ohms and 500 RMS @2ohms 1000 Peak. I had it hooked up to a single 12" Sony Xplod sub that is 350 RMS and runs 4 ohms 1200 Peak, because I have an SUV I really had no need for two subs in the car because everything is wide open and it gets so loud. Well after having it set up with a single for about two weeks I decided to see how it would handle both Sony's to my surprise there was no distortion or clipping, I ran it for about 4 hours straight at a fairly high level to find out if the amp would get hot but it never even got warmer then it did with the singly sub hooked which was almost cold to the touch. Well my question is how bad is this for the Amp if I continue the run it at normal levels like this? because I have actually enjoyed having both subs hooked up. oh and another question I have is I ordered a 2 Farad Capacitor to hook up because I'm running the Kenwood Mono Amp and A 4 Channel Alpine I figured 2 Farad may be a little bit much but for the price I got it at I had to get it. That and I figured if ever want to upgrade my system any higher that Cap would work fine, Was this a wise choice or will the capacitor be two much and i run into problems with it.

Re: Please help with sub/amp Questions

joeburt5 — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 22:33:54 GMT

Im not extremely experienced, but heres what i think. if you are listening to metal or other rock that has really fast double bass lines, i would probably go with two ten inch subs in a sealed box. The double bass will come out a lot cleaner than if you have 2 12" subs, like i do. the twelves are really sloppy at really high speeds and sound really muddy in a bandpass box like i have. But the larger subs will make your Rap sound a lot bigger and move more air. if i were you, i would maybe try building your own box, them find a couple of shallow mount 10 inch subs like the Sony XS-L10S or Kenwood KFC-XW1000F. You should also add new speakers to your system, it will sound way better.

hopefully this helped

Joey