What if any brand/type of converter box would I need to use this amp with the s15L5 kicker subwoofer?
1620025
You wouldn't need a converter box if you are using an aftermarket radio. If you are trying to use the stock head unit any converter will work. I would recommend the one at Wal-Mart that is like 20 bucks i think. I used it on a buddy's system and it worked fine just the only thing with a converter box is that it can not filter out the higher frequency's. So you subs will pick up the higher frequency's too. I would deff recommend an after market head unit. If you have the money I recommend a Pioneer. They are best head units I have used.
1620026
Are you talking to install it with a stock head unit? You do not need a converter box. This amplifier has a line/speaker level input that allows you to connect the speakers wires from your rear component speakers directly to the amplifier (you do not need RCA cables), you can splice into the rear speaker line on your stock system so you can keep the stock rear speakers and add the subs. You can then adjust the frequency filter on the amplifier for low frequency output to the subwoofer. Let me know if you have any more questions about this as this is exactly how I have this hooked up with my stock head unit running a Kicker L7 15" Solo Baric subwoofer, it pounds pretty good! Are you talking to install it with a stock head unit? You do not need a converter box. This amplifier has a line/speaker level input that allows you to connect the speakers wires from your rear component speakers directly to the amplifier (you do not need RCA cables), you can splice into the rear speaker line on your stock system so you can keep the stock rear speakers and add the subs. You can then adjust the frequency filter on the amplifier for low frequency output to the subwoofer. Let me know if you have any more questions about this as this is exactly how I have this hooked up with my... » Read More Are you talking to install it with a stock head unit? You do not need a converter box. This amplifier has a line/speaker level input that allows you to connect the speakers wires from your rear component speakers directly to the amplifier (you do not need RCA cables), you can splice into the rear speaker line on your stock system so you can keep the stock rear speakers and add the subs. You can then adjust the frequency filter on the amplifier for low frequency output to the subwoofer. Let me know if you have any more questions about this as this is exactly how I have this hooked up with my stock head unit running a Kicker L7 15" Solo Baric subwoofer, it pounds pretty good! « Show Less
594580
Yes, no issues other than relocating the stock amp. It is a solid built dual sub box!
1118868
Hello. Yes, you can bridge this amplifier and use it to power your 10'' Kicker Comp subwoofer. Please tune your amplifier after the installation to ensure you are experiencing the best sound possible.
758388
Yes you can. It has a lot of space. Just measure the AMP to make sure the amp fits one of the sides of the box.
427801
i have a 500 watt kicker amp on mine with 2 10s. works good no sub controls on radio except for on and off control. just turn bluetooth on and connect your device thats it works real well.
2011693
Tony...sorry i missed ya ... im not online too often...That amp is 1 CHANNEL ONLY..USED FOR SUBWOOFERS...HIGH QUALITY...mINE IS HOOKED UP TO 2 KICKER SOLO BARIC 15"s I have illegal sound...
1940442
Depends on how many your putting in one of those kickers is rated at RMS 800 which is what the amp is rated at. If your using more then one sub I recommend a bigger amp. I have this amp hooked up to two 12 inch mtx and it strong all the time
2006815
This doesn't have a power amp for a subwoofer, it depends on a sub with it's own amp. But if you are clever, like me, you can actually route the un amplified subwoofer signal back into an un-used audio input, and then select that input as the "Zone 2" input, and use those amps for your sub. Of course, this depends on your main room being in 5.1 as opposed to 7.1. In the 5.1 (or 5.2) mode, you'll have 2 power amps that can be used for your sub....
1220001
i have no clue as i am not familiar with the specs of those subs. i run my 3 kicker cvrs off it and it blasts!
1927090
You can fit standard subs in it. I have two of the boxes and I have kicker 10" cvr subs in them.
566384
Yeah it will work i was pushing one on a kicker 400.1 kx amp in a ported box and it sounded great you shouldnt have any problem
85132
really unimportant with a sub. I dont have this sub, but the principal is universal for powered subs. I would use a std rca sub cable and the key is to be able to place it where you maximize its impact. yes should be useable w/ almost all modern recievers
421834
Yes it will, i have 2 12s kicker comp r and bumps pretty hard , this amp should be good with your speakers !!!
320930
It could. The max watts is 1000 and 500 regular. I have mine running a kicker comp 12. Almost too much power for it but it pushes hard. You should be good for two 12s though but personally I'd go with something that pushes it to the max wattage of the subs
1271932
It will work with all most any amp,and comes every thing you need,including speaker wire for your Sub,an RCA cord to run the signal from your deck to the amp.And even new ends gold plated ends of your choice to use .I have bought several of these kits of all different qualities.This one is priced fair and a good choice for that amp too.
1728952
My "guess" would be yes. It should work with any sub woofer. The challenge will be the backing plate. I had to installed a new back board on my sub woofer to fit the amp cut-out. Looks okay and no one sees the back anyway.
698508
Probably not if the amp doesn't have a dedicated subwoofer output (most amplifiers don't, some integrated amps do). In that case, you might consider a Yamaha SW215 which is a bit quicker, has better specs, but isn't as nice looking. It does have a variety of input/output terminals for connecting it to an amplifier and the instruction manual is clearly written.