Kenwood KAC-8405 Amp help
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Kenwood KAC-8405 Amp help
I just recently got a kenwood KAC-8405. Now I got two questions:
A) What should i have the hp/lp frequency set to for best results?
B) How would I be able to wire a sub into the amp?
All speakers and the deck sound alright, but I feel like it's a little muffled. I know its not the EQ settings on the deck so it must be the amp but I dont want to blow all my fuses in the process.
I have all my subs set up and ready to go but I dont want to drop another $200 into a mono amp because I was told this amp would be able to hold all 4 speakers and well as my box.
Help???
If it helps at all that a 4/3/2 channel amp, with 720w max.
A) What should i have the hp/lp frequency set to for best results?
B) How would I be able to wire a sub into the amp?
All speakers and the deck sound alright, but I feel like it's a little muffled. I know its not the EQ settings on the deck so it must be the amp but I dont want to blow all my fuses in the process.
I have all my subs set up and ready to go but I dont want to drop another $200 into a mono amp because I was told this amp would be able to hold all 4 speakers and well as my box.
Help???
If it helps at all that a 4/3/2 channel amp, with 720w max.
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Re: Kenwood KAC-8405 Amp help
I just recently got a kenwood KAC-8405. Now I got two questions:
A) What should i have the hp/lp frequency set to for best results?
B) How would I be able to wire a sub into the amp?
All speakers and the deck sound alright, but I feel like it's a little muffled. I know its not the EQ settings on the deck so it must be the amp but I dont want to blow all my fuses in the process.
I have all my subs set up and ready to go but I dont want to drop another $200 into a mono amp because I was told this amp would be able to hold all 4 speakers and well as my box.
Help???
If it helps at all that a 4/3/2 channel amp, with 720w max.
A) What should i have the hp/lp frequency set to for best results?
B) How would I be able to wire a sub into the amp?
All speakers and the deck sound alright, but I feel like it's a little muffled. I know its not the EQ settings on the deck so it must be the amp but I dont want to blow all my fuses in the process.
I have all my subs set up and ready to go but I dont want to drop another $200 into a mono amp because I was told this amp would be able to hold all 4 speakers and well as my box.
Help???
If it helps at all that a 4/3/2 channel amp, with 720w max.
Sadly, the KAC-8405 is a stereo amp and is not designed for subs, hence the 4/3/2 (4 speakers, 3 speakers (one channel bridge), 2 speakers (both bridged). I would not try to run subs on that amp in risk of destroying something.
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