Kenwood KAC-819

[McCraperson]

hey, how do you thing this setup would be, a kenwood KAC-819

(- Maximum Output Power: 450 Watts

- Power Output at 2 Ohms, at 14.4V (100Hz, 0.8% THD): 230 Watts x 1

- Power Output at 4 Ohms, at 14.4V (20Hz - 200Hz, 0.08% THD): 150 Watts x 1)

and two kenwood KFC-W3003 12's

(- Free-Air Resonance: 32Hz

- Frequency Response: 25Hz - 800Hz

- Heat-Resistant Polyamide Damper

- Impedance: 4 ohms

- Magnet Weight: 42.3 oz

- Power Handling: 600 Watts

- Sensitivity: 93dB

- Speaker Connectors: Gold-Plated, 2-Way SB-Type

- Speaker Displacement (cu ft): 0.141

- Urethane Surround

- Vented Voice Coil: 2-Layer

SPEAKER FEATURES

- Bumped Yoke

- Extended Pole Piece: Vented

- One-Piece Cone Design

)

with stinger 8ga. wiring in a ported box, and how do you think i should connect these subs to that amp?

 

[McCraperson]

ahem, bump....come on i need help here!

 

[<jaylee>]

No way in HELL I'd buy Kenwood subs. Have heard some bad things about kenwood amps frying.

I'd have to say Kenwood is a bad choice overall.

 

[stones]

I must agree. Kenwood doesn't have anything good for making bass(except for the DB+ subs).Kenwood makes amps that work well for full range speakers and even mids and highs, but look elsewhere for bass.