KENWOOD KAC-M8005 5-Channel Marine Power Amplifier Marine Head Units Tetolon Fiber Soft-Dome Tweeter: Provides KRK

Name: KENWOOD KAC-M8005 5-Channel Marine Power Amplifier Marine Head Units Tetolon Fiber Soft-Dome Tweeter: Provides KRK
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 94908944573
Price: 249.50 USD
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KENWOOD KAC M8005 5 Channel Marine Power Amplifier Marine Head Units Tetolon Fiber Soft Dome Tweeter: Provides KRK Tetolon Fiber Soft Dome Tweeter: Provides dedicated high frequency reproduction with a 29 mm diaphragm Its dual 2 ohm voice coils provide wiring flexibility for matching the subwoofer to a compatible mono amplifier Adjustable Crossovers: Tailor high pass and low pass frequency ranges to connected speakers the amplifier delivers 50 watts RMS to each of four main channels and 300 watts RMS to the subwoofer channel

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