Kenwood KAC-9106D 2000W Monoblock Class D Car Audio Power Amplifier

Excellent Amp for the money. Powers my P3 12 with ease. I have my P3 wired at 4 ohms so the amp is supplying 500 watts rms and it pounds with great sound quality. Amp barely gets warm after long periods of play but I also contribute that to having my sub wired in series for 4 ohms impedance. I honestly was skeptical but saw that it was cea-2006 compliant and could be returned hassle free. Also saw the other great reviews. Very pleased. Oh and it looks very good! Very sleek design. My experience with car audio: A.A. in electronics/ Hobby of mine for 10 years.

Can't complain, nothing crazy but that was expected for under $200. I would recommend this amp to anyone looking for a budget system, cheaper then most with a name that's been in the industry for some time. Has been installed about 3 weeks, never overheated, never went into protection mode (to the exception of the first 10 minutes it was installed, if slayed a new kicker comp R which should have been set for break in period. Not the amps fault, the gain was turned all the way up by a third party spectator.) Proved to me that it puts out pretty close to specs. Want more power, spend more money but for a 1000 watt @2 ohms you can't go wrong. Will make 2 12in subs jump

I got two renegade 12in subs in my trunk that are beautifully singing now that everything's hooked up. I guarantee all the one star reviews have something wrong with their set up, not the amp. I did have issues properly grounding my wire so it was cutting in and out at first. Moved the ground wire to a more conductive spot, haven't had an issue since. My subs are 300 RMS each, so I bought an amp that slightly bigger than that. If you buy an amp that's too small, it won't work the way you want it to. Even if you do have it installed by a professional audio shop. Be honest with yourself, if you don't know what you're doing, ask someone for help choosing an amp that is right for you. Obviously the speakers are important, but if the amp is wrong everything else will be too.

I don't know a lot about car stereo but after figuring out what I needed to power my 2 Rockford Fosgate R2D4-10's (wired up at 4 ohms) I settled on this amp. I installed it with a KnuKonceptz KCA 4 gauge amp installation kit. These subs @ 4 ohm need 250w. Reviews & my math said this was the right choice & it's an impressive unit out of the box with a nice compact size. Nothing crazy different to report but for the price this amp really makes these subs work. After dialing them in & tweaking the rest of the system the bass is really clean & smooth. After 20 minutes of pushing the system to test, tweak, & dial the amp got warm but nothing crazy. So far I'm content with my choice. I'm not really wise with car stereo stuff but with the availability of equations & specs on the net it made choosing the right amp pretty painless.

have been pushing 2 500 watts rms scars for a year, left my rear sliding window open on truck last month and waking up to a downpour of rain the amp was completely soaked, after a day off being off and drying with trucks heat works perfectly still, definitely worth the money

This product to useless. Its can not even handle a single 10 inch sub

Considering how long these have been out they hold up pretty great and is one of the prettiest amps out there that I have seen. You should not push anything lower than two ohms if you want this thing to last. I’m replacing this with a 2k stinger as I pushed 1.6 ohms till something in the amp failed, took a couple hours though. Perfect amp for something that’s not all about the wattage and maybe just more for aesthetics because there are cheaper price to wattage options

As my first ever sub system I have done my self, this amp meets all of my needs. Its definitely powerful and it sounds very good with my subs. I learned how to tweak it over the past couple of months to get that optimal sound. I'm pretty sure everyone has a moment they don't want to have bass heavy audio and wants to control it separately and I found out that there was no control so I bought a universal volume knob. (Two 12s 800rms @ 2ohms)

I thought the price was too good to be true. It’s not. Great amp to power two 500WRMS DVC subs

Perfect fit in my F150 under rear seat compartment

very big for technology of 2018