imported2nv

should i use it on a 10" ported box. i dont have any info on this amp just curious as to how good it is.

Whiplash

i just d/l'd the manual if you want it..

or, it's available on their site

Whiplash

75w + 75w rms
150w bridged @ 4 ohm..

what sub really makes the difference

imported2nv

the sub i have right now is a cheapy ultra linear 10" 600 rms i beleave.
im running a 250 kenwood bridged on it but not happy with the amount of bang im getting out of it.
p.s. i check out the specs. on the kenwood site previosly
my orig. question was is it any good the amp.

imported2nv

i did download it as well but im not really after the specs.
im more interested in how good the amp is.

imported_loudsubz

quality wise its avg i guess

you get what you pay for

imported2nv

i didnt pay for it it was in my wifes old car. so does that mean it sucks because it cost me nothing.lol jk

scarlemthug

Kenwood isnt **** but there no top of the line stuff. IF installed properly and setup properly it should do fine if your sub wires to the proper ohm load.

imported_Tibz

Kenwood isn't that bad...not top of the line in amps, but still does the job well...

imported_JohnnyToronto

I've owned a few Kenwood amps, and never had ANY problems with them. Rock solid imo. Good for the money.
Had a "600" watt one, (2 X100) and a "1000" watt one, (2 X 230)
It's funny how they post the stupid max rating on heatsink, but hey, they put out their rms power, so that's all that really matters right?