“If its 400 watts how is it only 45 watts per channel ?”
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Hello Valued Customer, thank you for sharing your question! The Kenwood KAC-M1814 amplifier is marketed as a 400W amplifier, but the "45W" you see likely refers to its RMS (continuous) power output per channel. Explanation of the Power Ratings: 400W Max Power This is the peak power rating, which represents the highest short burst of power the amplifier can handle. 45W RMS per Channel (4 channels) RMS (Root Mean Square) power is the actual, continuous power output the amplifier can deliver without distortion. The KAC-M1814 provides 45W RMS per channel at 4 ohms across 4 channels. This means: 45W × 4 channels = 180W total RMS power output. If you have any further questions regarding this amplifier you may reach out to 800-536-9663 or email us at support@ccc.kenwoodusa.com. Thank you for choosing KENWOOD!
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