
Boost your car audio system’s performance with the Kenwood KAC-314 Class D bridgeable multichannel amplifier. This amplifier delivers up to 1000 watts of maximum power, providing clear, powerful sound that enhances your driving experience. Its compact design allows for versatile installation, while the variable crossovers give you the flexibility to fine-tune your audio settings for optimal sound quality. With its Class D efficiency, the KAC-314 delivers robust power without overheating. Whether you're powering speakers or a subwoofer, this amplifier ensures dynamic and distortion-free audio performance.
Q: Can I bridge this amplifier for more power?
A: Yes, this amplifier is bridgeable.
Q: How much total power can this Kenwood amplifier handle?
A: This amplifier can handle a total of 300 watts of maximum power.
Q: Does this Kenwood amplifier have a bass boost feature?
A: No, this amplifier does not have a bass boost feature.
Q: What kind of circuitry does this amplifier use?
A: This amplifier uses Class D circuitry for reliable power handling.
Q: What is the signal-to-noise ratio of this Kenwood amplifier?
A: This amplifier has a signal-to-noise ratio of 100 decibels.
A: The speaker level connector does come with it when purchased new and not as an open box item.
A: This amp will enhance the power of the head unit. I’m currently using this amp to power my two 6.5 door speakers and two rear 10” subs. The sound is clean and clear. Plenty of good sound without distortion, I am truly impressed on the quality of the amp as well as and most importantly the sound.
Q: I wanna install two 12” 1000w 2ohm subs what kind of amp should i get
A: How much Amp you need depends on the needs of the speakers, the size/shape of the box, the vehicle dimensions & how you wire them. I'd suggest talking directly to the installer @ Best Buy or lookup your car & recommended setup on the Crutchfield website. They tend to be over priced but their website & advice from professional installers is free. As a general rule you will likely want to make sure your amp(s) output at least the total rms needed by the speakers but I recommend more power than the max rating which allows you to run the Amp at a lower power level so that you don't risk overheating. Good luck! - Chris