Would this work for 2 12'' Kenwood performance series subs? 1200 watts each
1391922
Hooked up at 2 ohms this amp would definitely run them, at 4 it powers my 2 15" pioneers no problem at 700 each
2028385
Yes, I have two Kenwood 12 " subs and it sounds as good as wheni had a High Powered Kenwood reciever hooked up. You will need an amp if you have not installed one yet. The amp makes for any difference.
140882
It should work just fine the amp is 500 watts RMS at 2 ohms so you would need to wire the subs in series to get a 2 ohm load and maximize the Amps out put hope this was helpful thanks
728768
No that will not work. You will only be powering each channel with 25 watts each. Better off buying 1 2 channel amplifier for your subs and this one for your speakers.
563930
Yes. the included amp is 1200 watts, and althought that is slightly underpowered for these subs, it works nicely with them. I have had them for almost 2 years
660440
I bought the 1200 watt one for my sub and the 1000 watt for my four 250 w speakers. Now you need to check RMS on both your speakers and the amp...they should match or you will have issues. For me, it matched.
402244
Yes and try not to go abovd 1200 watts that way you can get the best out of it. I bought a terminator series subs and my kia optima pounds like hell. Enjoy it!
109073
I wouldn't set it up like that...I would definitely get 1 amp to run the speakers, and 1 to run the sub. I purchased a 1000w amp for the subs, and this amp for the 4 speakers. Works great.JL W6 12V24x Infinity Kappa Perfect 6 1/2
1099735
This is a good amp but it's for a small system. Like for myself, with no loud music all the time, just once in a while to show off. Lol. Your speakers have a range of 400 watts if I'm not mistaken, so it should power it since it's a 500w model. But I would recommend you to get a 1k watts amp. Kenwood's a pretty good brand for this. At least mine does the work like a charm.
250813
Not sure I bought it will my 1000 watt kenwood mono channel and it didn't work because it dosnt have a input for it so what I would do is make sure the amp has the correct input as the supplier. But I know that they are awesome products my brother has one and it's so much easier to change the sub level then going into your settings and changing it on your deck
675214
Yeah, I agree with Claudio. It would push them but it would probably overheat and go into protect mode before getting anything near the SPL that those 2 12's can make. You should get a 1000 watt amp instead and run them with the gain turned down a little so that your subs don't distort. You'll have plenty of headroom for your amp as well so that it runs cool and smoothly with no signal clipping.
1963126
yes that will work be sure to look up diagram for dual speaker coils if you wire it for 4 or 8 ohm the 8 ohm will reduce the watts by around half the rms supplied by the amp
374733
Depending on the correct ohm setting bet ur ass it will.its kinda a lot of power for those subs so go easy but they should push them with no problem. Depending on your enclosure which will give your best output Without damaging ur subs. Execellent amp enjoy..
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
1440453
No. The sub would also not be 500 watts, because this is only a 250 watt amp. You wouldneed another amp or a different amp pushing both subs . Also depends on the ohm rating of the subs.
1979443
it will pound the one sub, i have it bridged out to two 12 inch 1,000 watt each MM audiotek subs with x over and it sounds real nice
1259950
I'm powering 4 mb quart mids 125 rms and a kicker 12 with no problem. It would really depend on the impedence of your speakers and subs.