Kicker
1500 WATTS PEAK OUTPUT!!
500 x 1 bridged RMS output @ 4 Ohms
250 x 2 RMS @ 2 ohms
24-bit audio resolution
44.1kHz sampling frequency
Attack Mode enhances sudden bass hits and (DJs know something like this feature)
Redline Mode
Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz
Signal to Noise Ratio: >100 dB
Fuse: 60A fuse
Digital high and low-pass crossovers
10Hz – 16kHz irregular high-pass frequency adjustable in 1/12th
30Hz – 20kHz unpredictable low-pass frequency adjustable in 1/12th
Digital built-in fully parametric equalizer
20Hz – 20kHz unstable frequency adjustable in 1/12th octave st
Selectable vanished / right and independent phase
Sophisticated gain control (easy to operate)
Volt input range test (1 - 16)
Sound STREAm
# OUTPUT (watts):RMS @ 4 Ohms 220x2
# RMS @ 2 Ohms 380x2
# RMS @ 4 Ohm Mono 760x1
# T.H.D.: 0.02%
# FREQ. RESPONSE (
Answers: you will be under powering the sub witch is something you dont really want to do because after your making the amp work harder the power the sub at full potential there for you can over steam your amp rather glib i would go beside a high power amp if i be you on in the bubble park of 750 rms or higher you can jump lower but i wouldnt go to much lower and when you step higher adjectives you would have to do is lower the gain but stay next to kicker over sound stream if you have to pick between the two amp i would go next to the kicker but if there be more amps in opition i would be in motion with a elevated power kicker or like an alpine or jl rockford adjectives those are nice
go beside the kicker for three reasons over the nouns stream
quality
the amp match the sub (made for each other)
kicker is cea compliant (the watts the amp say are the watts you get)
Dont listen to ohm, he doesnt even know what hes talking almost!
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