Kenwood eXcelon X600F

Pro: Lots of power and clean. Does not heat up.
Easy to install.
Con: None
Have this running Hertz mlk 165 with CDT cs-020x center fills in front.
CDT cox-622 for rear fill.
All take the power the amp can give. Great amp!!!
I would recommend this amp to anyone at any level

Just bought this amp for my component speakers front 2 speakers are Infinity Kappa Perfect 6.1 and for the back I have Alpine SPR-60 this amp powers the both evenly and makes it sound perfect

I purchased the X600F amp, man, this amp cranks! I have it hooked up to 6x9 alpines in front door, and Kenwood eXcelon 6.5 components in back, and a MTX 10" subwoofer with enclosure just made for nissan truck along with MTX JH202 amp. Damn, this truck rocks! I cannot put it too loud becuase either I will bust a speaker or bust my eardrums. Oh! I also installed a audio three.1 equalizer crossover. Thanks, have a great day!

I recently purchased a new system composed of components I selected myself. While it sounds OK, it leaves a little to be desired when I consider how much money I spent. My head unit is the Kenwood X794, the Alpine SPX17 PRO speakers (consider a different speaker if you are looking to spend $350) and this Kenwood X600F amp.

I cannot imagine that this amp is the weak link in the system. I have owned a 4 channel Kenwood amp before and it functioned very well for a very long time under extreme temperature before being stolen by some neighborhood losers.(My new car has an alarm)

You will be hard pressed to find an amp putting out this much juice to 4 channels with a price tag this sane. In fact, I would go as far to say as you will not find a comparable amp for this much money. There might be a few listed on this website, but I would be wary of believing the wattage claims by some of these smaller companies, I trust Kenwood.

In addition to the strength of the amp, it sports a very complete set of separate crossovers and controls for both sets of channels. This is ideal if you would like to vary the characteristics of sound between your front and rear speakers or use 2 of the channels to power a subwoofer.

Finally, if you should decide that 100 watts per channel is not enough, you can combine the 4 channels to give one lucky set of speakers a whopping 300 watts per channel (greater wattage generally begets better sound, just make sure your speakers are capable of handling the increased voltage), or one subwoofer a very ample 600 watts. I plan on bridging the power to my component speakers, I am betting it will be a night day difference in sound.

I am using this amp to drive a pair of Polk Audio SR5250's up front and bridged to a Pioneer sub in the back of my Honda Ridgeline. I am no audiophile but am very happy with the sound, power, reliability, and options on this amp. All for a very reasonable price.