- Kappa Series 5-Channel Class D Car Amplifier
- RMS Power Rating:
- 4 ohms: 50 watts x 4 chan. + 200 watts x 1 chan.
- 2 ohms: 75 watts x 4 chan. + 300 watts x 1 chan.
- Bridged, 4 ohms: 150 watts x 2 chan. + 200 watts x 1 chan.
- Max power output: 1200 watts
- MOSFET power supply
- DirectFET technology transistors
- 3 LED indicators (2 power, 1 protect)
- Bass Boost (0-12 dB bass boost)
- 5/4/3 Channel operation
- Dynamic Bass Optimization (DBO): Fine-tune the bass in your system to optimize performance. The frequency control also acts as a subsonic filter
- Protection Circuitry (DC output, over/under voltage, short circuit)
- Non-Stop Thermal Protection (The amplifier will gradually reduce output to cool the amplifier down instead of shutting it off if it overheats)
- Variable high-pass filter (32-320 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
- Variable low-pass filter (32-320 Hz, 12 dB/octave)
- CEA-2006 compliant amplifier
- Frequency response(Full Range): 10-75,000 Hz
- Frequency response(Subwoofer): 20-320 Hz
- Dimensions: 14-3/16"L x 7-1/16"W x 1-3/4"H
- 4-gauge power and ground wiring is required for installation. Contact us for information regarding a discount on select amplifier kits when purchased together with this amplifier.
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
Sonic Electronix, Inc. can only ship Infinity products within the United States of America.
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JR from Dallas, TX
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Pros: Class D (Runs Cool), Small, Clean, Powerful. Louder than you can stand and no distortion. Good built-in crossover with DBO.
Cons: Cops apparently don't like your stereo to be louder than their sirens...
Opinion: Everyone thinks their equipment is the best and after spending so much time researching all the different models I can say I am very happy with my amp. Infinity gear is top notch, they are geared toward accurate music reproduction and true fidelity. This amp is a perfect match for the Kappa speakers as they are 2 ohm.
Notes: Another review stated that the power terminals are unprotected...Not true, they are encased in clear plastic and are not a risk for sparking.
Equip: JVC KW-AVX820, Kappa Five, Kappa 693.9i, Kappa 60.9cs, 2 Farad Cap... Haven't decided on the Sub...
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Michael from Eagle Rock, MO
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I have 2 of these units that i bought 10 months ago. One is in my car and the other in my son's car. Mine is still working great and his went out causing the speakers to squil. He was always adjusting his (teenager) but he did know what he was doing. I got mine set the way I like it and had no issues.
We are running kappa 4oms speakers/sub with a rockford head. Make sure that you put spacers (1/4" min) between the unit and what you are mounting it to or it will overheat. The techs with Sonic helped me order the system and helped me with hook up. So far with the return of my son's amp they have been very courteous and helpful. I havent recieved the replacement yet. So this review may change if it doesn't go smoothly. Overall i would recommend the whole Kappa line.
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Tony R from Long Island New York
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Best Bang for your money, does the job quit well, I have for 4 months and performs flawless. When I listen load music it runs hot but no problems.
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The build quality of the amp is excellent. I may have just got a defective item. 2 of the channels for the speakers do not put out their full potential power. I have tried switching rca's and I even bought a new deck and new speakers because I thought the outputs were messed up on my Panasonic deck. Come to find out, putting all of that new equipment in did nothing. It has been the amp the whole time. But who would have known? It's a "new" amp. The two channels that actually worked sounded great paired with some rockford T1 components. I would suggest this amp if you can get one that works.
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Robert from Edmonds, WA
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Excellent 5 channel sound, very compact and even after an hour of hard use was only warm.
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