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Sorry stereo dummy here.   I installed the kicker sub and amp kit last year.   It has now died.  Just get an occasional rumble out of the sub woofer.   I belive its the amp. I tried a different sub with the same results.

 

I called kicker and you can't just buy the amp u have to buy the whole kit.

 

Any issue running the same sub woofer ( sticker on woofer shows 1 ohm) and the enclosue with a different amp  if run larger power wire to the new amp from the battery.  Plan on using the same line outputs the kicker kit used. (Yellow and yellow with stripe up by the pass front door kicker panel.  That's where the kicker kit connected. 

 

Also will have to run a remote wire to an accessory powered fuse I belive.

 

Thoughts.?

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As long as the amp is 1 ohm stable, you should be fine. That surprises me a little that sub is 1 ohm.

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Looks like it's dual 1 ohm, so maybe it's wired series to 2? 

 

  • Kicker RW10CVT10 Subwoofer
  • 400 Watts RMS / 800 Watts Peak
  • Dual 1 Ohm Voice Coils
  • Cutout diameter: 9-3/16"
  • Mounting Depth 4 1/4"
  • Frequency Response: 25 - 500Hz
  • Sensitivity: 87.2 dB
  • Minimum Sealed Enclosure: 0.8ft3
  • Maximum Sealed Enclosure: 3ft3
  • Minimum Ported Enclosure: 1.25ft3
  • Maximum Ported Enclosure: 1.75ft33
  • Shallow-mount, true high-performance woofer
  • Delivers extreme bass with minimum depth
  • Dark gray modified-spoke cone with bracing for clear bass 
    response
  • Ventless solid-pole design for direct mount to enclosure rear wall
     

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I do see Kicker amps (such as 42PXA2002) list as 1 ohm stable, so maybe they were doing 1 coil per channel. You could wire them in series to increase your options with mono amps. The sub looks like this?

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Posted (edited)

THANKS

 

Still seems weird that you cany buy a replacement amp for the kit from Kicker.

 

Plug and play would be nice when there is an issue.

Edited by shane tea

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