KENWOOD KAC 9103D CLASS D SETUP SERIES

Precision Power PPI BK650. PPI amps are proven and solid amps in the car audio community. in the order of the best amp to the worst. Here's 3 choices that will give you a lot more bang for your buck. Its a lot worse when you dont have enough power and you want more out of your system and start cranking things up past the point of clipping(read up on clipping and distortion) which equals blown woofers and amps.Дont worry about power draw, your still waaaaay under the threshold to warrant any electrical upgrades. If you set the gains properly, you'll never blow anything from having too much power. With subwoofer amps, you'll always want more power on tap then you need. SET THE GAINS PROPERLY FOR EVERY OPTION YOU DO.ДЎ: hook that sub wired parallel to only 1 rear channel of the amp so that channel sees a 2 ohm load which its stable at when its not bridged.Дў: Get a proper subwoofer amp for your sub and use all 4 channels on your current amp for all your car speakers instead.ДЈ: build an intricate and efficient T-line enclosure that will get you loud and sounding good on very little power(takes up a lot of space though)Д¤: get another 4 ohm sub and wire each sub parallel to each channel(each channel sees 2 ohms) getting you around 200 rms to each sub.Д¬lick to expand.Thats a rip off, never go to best buy for car audio stuff. You have a few options to get some level of bass in your car. You need to face it to the trunk and put it close around 6 inches from the trunk lid. If you have your sub in a prebuilt sealed enclosure, you'll need a lot of power to get it slamming.

If you wired it in series, your barely getting 100 ish watts to the sub which is not even enough to tickle it. Kenwood class D Mono Amp buy best price Kenwood class D Mono Amp:7 colors to choose from model:MhcHY35416 Our regular price110. If you've wired it parallel, your amps will overheat and not make the power it should through loss of heat and efficiency. When you bridge them, they are only 4 ohm stable. However in your case, your trying to bridge 2 channels of a 4 channel amp. Other option is to wire in parallel (pos to pos, neg to neg) This gives you a 2 ohm load which is fine for monoblock subwoofer amps.

KENWOOD KAC 9103D CLASS D SETUP SERIES

You have a 4 ohm dual voice coil sub that gives you the option to wire it in series (positive to negative jumper) that gives you an 8 ohm load which is horrible for getting any type of power going to it.

To be honest, I just dont see this setup working well at all. Set the gains with a digital multi-meter, google up the DMM method. Head unit settings: Make sure your subwoofer level is all the way up on the head unit, bass boost off on the head unit, Equalization set to completely flat. Then start setting the gain knob via DMM method. Click to expand.amp settings: 3rd and 4th channel X-over should be set at Low pass (LP/BP) turn the low pass knob to halfway.

Kenwood kac-9103d class d setup