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Originally Posted by Sirksael
Thanks, but it's reqlly not necessary, my pleasure to help a fellow enthousiast!
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I've been debating lately to add in a 2-channel amp for the underseat subs. I've been checking this out: Kenwood KAC-M1814
Link:
https://www.kenwood.com/usa/car/amplifiers/kac-m1814/
It's a Class D with 90 watts RMS x 2 bridged at 4 ohms. It's small and might be the perfect fit for those. It's cheap at $150 as well. Hopefully, it doesn't overpower the subs. It's got a high and low pass filter as well. I'd bridge it to get 90 RMS then connect it. Should be fine?????
What do you think about this unit?
Also, last question. What's the advatnege of going with 2 separate amps (2 channel + mono) VS going with a 4channel (2+1bridged) and run the same rig? This is the amp:
https://www.visions.ca/product-detai...=52&sku=XD4004
I guess I have one last question: What's the advantage of going with 2 separate amps VS going with something like this:
https://www.visions.ca/product-detai...=52&sku=XD4004 - Which can be used for 2 fronts subs (70 RMS) and rear bridged (200RMS) and use that to power the 3 woofers?
Second option is to go for this unit which has less power but might be a better amp overall. And only run it on 2 channels 50 RMS non bridged.
https://www.crutchfield.ca/p_575R220...-R2-200X2.html
The kenwood is $150 and the Rockford is $300