Can I also power my (2) Kenwood 6 1/2" speakers through this power amp or is it only for the subwoofer?
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You need to purchase a separate amp for your 6" speakers. I have two small amps driving 6 speakers, & the sub has its own internal amp. Even if you could use the amp to power additional speakers. You wouldn't want to do that.
1088338
No run like hell from this product return it and spend your money on something else.
1088339
There is no bypass or aux output on this unit. Additionally, it should be mounted where the speaker is facing the direction to be heard. Mounting it under the bow seemed to wash the base notes out.
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Hi Eric,I will certainly recomend a seperate amp to power this sub. I tried bridging speakers and adding the sub. It just drew to much from one amp. The amp was getting to hot and shutting down. I chose to go with the Kenwood KAC-5206. This sub sits behind the passengers seat in a 97 Ford Ranger. And man this thing THUMPS!
1197997
I think so. I had all four door speakers and one 12 Kenwood sub hooked up to this amp. It burned the one sub up. Maybe because it was clipping, I don't know, but It's surprisingly powerful and reliable.
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
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Sorry, I used an amp to run my subwoofer, I have a pioneer 1200watt subwoofer, so i didnt want to use only the pioneer deck. i know this does not help you, but i use the deck alone to power my door speakers and they work great.
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Yes, you can hook up 2 subs connect them togeather , but one thing its better to have an extra battery for this amp to itself because if you hoook it up to ur car battery and whe u step on it it takes alot from ur battery to your amp and your car is going to die cause its too much watts fo that battery
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no, the subwoofer has the power supply. the power and volume are controlled from one of the speakers though
1321298
It sounds awesome. I use it to power 4-6 1/2 Kenwood speakers on my Street Glide.
2157512
Yes. It's a 5 channel amp. 4 speakers 4 ohm @ 75 watts each, then a 5th (your sub) 2 ohm @ 300 watts. It's a great amp.
1357208
Yes and no. Of it will power them... any amp would...woulol your subs like it...nope
39193
Howdy. Yes, that should not be a problem at all. I used it (only one channel) to power a 10" JBL W3 and that thing THUMPED. I can imagine what this would do with a couple of 6.5" speakers. Good luck! LRE
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The answer is yes.You can connect both: powered and non powered subwoofers.
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Yes, this amp has plenty of power, if your subs have a rms rating of 600 watt. Remember when matching a sub to amp, look for the total rms rating for the sub, not the total watt peak power. 30 to 75% of the rms rating, should be fine.
991128
No! This amp cannot power those speakers. Get a sony STRDH130 2 channel receiver
994281
Technically, yes, the topping amp can power those speakers. But, the sound quality is not going to be there due to sheer lack of power. You can increase the volume, and it will get louder, but the distortion level of the amp will be high. I am using it too power 2 Dayton 652's for my computer setup, and it works just fine. ymmv
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Yes you can, and I am doing so myself. There is a Sub Out Channel with its own connections and Volume Control on this Amp.Be careful, this amp alone has at 8ohms, according to my Meters a Min., of 300watts RMS, it cranks out some power. Just remember this, and watch your Volume settings on the Sub Channel before turning it on to test it. Also, a must do, red to red, black to black. Mixing those 2 (positive & negative), will blow up your Amp. Also, there is a Prc-Pro out channel in the back, which is cross bridged with the Sub Channels. This is handy for the High End EQ's. Hope this helps you. Jim
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This amp should power them just fine. It just wouldn't be to the speakers' full potential. I believe this amp is only rated at 1300 watts rms which would be a little shy of the 1600 combined that the subs would use To reach that full potential. Of course if you don't want to risk blowing out your subs, being just shy of the speakers rms rating would be ideal.