800watts trumps 200 watts.
That is basically the one I have.Been wanting to add a little more to my stereo. Im running a 50x4 regular head unit. But i have 4 pod speakers that can handle about 200 rms. Any one ever tried this pyle amp?View attachment 177113
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These amps are marine rated but not waterproof.
I did this for my sxs.
Check this out at Amazon.com
Kenwood KAC-M1814 4-Channel Compact Bridgeable Marine/Motorsports 400W Max Power Digital Amplifier Amazon.com: Kenwood KAC-M1814 4-Channel Compact Bridgeable Marine/Motorsports 400W Max Power Digital Amplifier: Automotive
CEA 2006 compliant rating which means its certified at the RMS ratings (45) per channel, total RMS output, db rating and signal to noise ratio, as advertised.
Meaning - ( " it weel cuttt".) do what it says it will.
I've done a couple motorcycle installs with these in saddlebags and under the seat. No complaints for what they are.
Not waterproof by the way.
If you want something truly rated for weather exposure, go Polk Audio.
Ouch. Well i got the pyle put in today. I have to get a static canceler or what ever its called. I have some clipping from engine noise. But it woke my speakers up. Engine noise is only there below 20/40on the volume. Which is talking level. At 35. No distortion and easily louder than the head unit alone at about 28-29 on my volume knob is where 40/max use to be. But with no distortion till around 38. Overall. Id say its a good buy. Ran it inside my gimbal housing wide open for about an hr. Got warm to the touch. But not hot. But it is 80 degrees outsideUpdate-
Sending the Kenwood Amp back today.
" It wheel not cut" hate to say but it doesn't provide any more power than the stock head unit.
Do not buy..
I have to get a static canceler or what ever its called.