“How many watts is this amp? How many rms?”

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• 300 watts RMS @ 4 ohms, 500 W (probably RMS) @ 2 ohms. Probably the 1000 W printed on the unit means @ 1 ohm, but it doesn't specify that. Also doesn't say whether it is 1 ohm stable, but could be if we looked at Kenwood's actual specs on this model.

  Answered by MrBob84 5 years ago

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• 300 Watt rms

  Answered by Caleb 5 years ago

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• 300 Watts x 1 @ 4 Ohm

  Answered by HurtzDonut 5 years ago

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• Idk why but apparently best buy thinks its a good idea to let just anyone answer questions on THEIR web page for God knows what reason?? Really do not think have seen one question about this amp answered by someone qualified much less knowledgeable on the subject! This amp is 300 watts rms @ 4 ohm and listed at 500 watts rms @ 2 ohm altho with two 30amp fuses it can prob do 600 watts rms @ 2 ohms. Also maximum and rms are two completely different rating aspects.

  Answered by SLIKKSAVVY 4 years ago

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• What?! It took you longer to type the question than it would have to read the information one click away. Is it some form of disease? Lazy? You may as well ask for dimensions and weight. Geez. 300-watt rms.

  Answered by Ebeneezer 5 years ago

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