Comments on: What amp should i get for 12″ Kenwood Excelon KFC-XW1200F? http://www.kfcgang.com/what-amp-should-i-get-for-12-kenwood-excelon-kfc-xw1200f/2677/ Facts, questions, opinions and stories about KFC and other fried chicken recipes. Wed, 23 May 2012 06:02:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Justin M http://www.kfcgang.com/what-amp-should-i-get-for-12-kenwood-excelon-kfc-xw1200f/2677/comment-page-1/#comment-10799 Justin M Tue, 12 May 2009 07:27:51 +0000 http://www.kfcgang.com/what-amp-should-i-get-for-12-kenwood-excelon-kfc-xw1200f/2677/#comment-10799 If you have 2, and they're both dual 4-ohm subs, I would get an amp that can supply at least 500 watts at 4-ohms. This way, each sub will get 250 watts and 125 watts per coil. I currently have an Alpine MRP-M650, and I love it. You can get the MRP-M500 and be perfectly fine. If it's only one sub, the MRP-M500 will still be fine, becuase if you wire the sub to 2 Ohms, the M500 will provide ample power. Make sure to set your gains correctly! Here's how: If you have 2, and they’re both dual 4-ohm subs, I would get an amp that can supply at least 500 watts at 4-ohms. This way, each sub will get 250 watts and 125 watts per coil. I currently have an Alpine MRP-M650, and I love it. You can get the MRP-M500 and be perfectly fine. If it’s only one sub, the MRP-M500 will still be fine, becuase if you wire the sub to 2 Ohms, the M500 will provide ample power.

Make sure to set your gains correctly! Here’s how:

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