I have a kenwood 617-dvd headset and two solobaric 8 L7. What would be a good amp to run these speakers??? They both are 900 watts max and 350 watts rms. Does kicker make an amp sufficient enough, or should I go with another brand???
Thanks -Mark
Thanks -Mark
If they are single voice coil 4 ohm, the kicker zx750.1 is the perfect match. Rated at 750 rms, the last one I installed tested at 920 rms! 🙂
I have a kenwood 617-dvd headset and two solobaric 8 L7. What would be a good amp to run these speakers??? They both are 900 watts max and 350 watts rms. Does kicker make an amp sufficient enough, or should I go with another brand???
Kicker Warhorse = 10,000 watts (20,000 watts peak *claimed)
Only $10K....
I am sure a smaller kicker amp will suit you better....but this is avaliable!
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The solobarics are dual voice coil 4 ohm. I already have a kicker zx750.1 amp. Will the two solobarics work with it properly??? No, I don't have a preference, something that will get the job done.
No, that's not the proper amp if they are dual 4 ohm coils. You would need either a 1 ohm stable one channel amp or a two channel amp that produces 750 to 800watts rms at 4 ohm bridged.
For the one channel amp you'd parallel the coils together on the woofers (+ to + and - to -) and then parallel them at the amp, unless the amp has four terminals, then you can connect them in their own terminals.
For the two channel amp you'd need to series the coils at the woofers (jump one + to one - and then use the two left over terminals to go outside the box to the amp) , then you bridge both sets of wires at the amp, mono.
For the one channel amp you'd parallel the coils together on the woofers (+ to + and - to -) and then parallel them at the amp, unless the amp has four terminals, then you can connect them in their own terminals.
For the two channel amp you'd need to series the coils at the woofers (jump one + to one - and then use the two left over terminals to go outside the box to the amp) , then you bridge both sets of wires at the amp, mono.
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