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KENWOOD KAC-859 Multi 4 Channel Power Amplifier - 240W x 1-120W x 2 RMS Power

Car Amplifier Features :

Power Ratings :

Bridged Power Output at 14.4V(1kHz,0.8% THD):120 Watts x 2

Maximum Output Power(Bridged):240 Watts x 2 + 240 Watts x 1

Power Output at 2 Ohms,at 14.4V(1kHz,0.8% THD):60 Watts x 4 + 150 Watts x 1 (at 100Hz)

Power Output at 4 Ohms, at 14.4V (20Hz-20kHz, 0.08% THD): 40 Watts x 4 + 120 Watts x 1 (20Hz - 200Hz)

Power Supply Features :

2-Ohm Stable

Black Anodized Top Cover: with Aluminum Heat Sink Plate

Dual Power Supply

Large Toroidal Noise Suppression Filter

Power Indicator

Power Input Terminals: Gold-Plated, Large Screw-Type

Power MOSFET Switching Power Supply

Audio Features :

Ground Isolation Circuit

Input Selector: A/AB/A/Sub-AB/Sub, with Independent Gain Adjustment

Quiet Turn-On

RCA Audio Inputs: A/B Channels, Gold-Plated

Selectable High-Pass Electronic Crossover

Speaker Connectors: Gold-Plated, Screw-Type

Speaker Level Input Terminals: Screw-Type

Speaker Relay Protection

Variable Low-Pass Electronic Crossover: 50Hz - 200Hz, 12dB per Octave, Subwoofer Channel

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