Product Details
DX Series 125W 2-Channel Amplifier by KICKER®. DX-Series Amplifiers deliver all the power, features and value you need - with an impact that's all KICKER. The DXA125.2 Stereo Amplifier is built for big sound in a package as powerful as it is flexible. Power a pair of speakers, or bridge the amp to get a single powerful boost of juice to your subwoofer! An enormous 12dB of variable bass boost with KickEQ lets you get even more bass with a simple turn of the knob. A precise crossover is also included, letting you quickly tune your speakers to sonic perfection. This DX amplifier delivers as much as 60 watts per channel (stereo) or 125 watts into one channel (mono).
Specifications
RMS Power @ 14.4V, 4 Ohm stereo, Less than 1% THD+N : 30W x 2 |
RMS Power @ 14.4V, 2 Ohm stereo, ≤ 1% THD+N : 60W x 2 |
RMS Power @ 14.4V, 4 Ohm mono, ≤ 1% THD+N : 125W x 1 |
Frequency Response: 10Hz-20kHz |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 95 dB |
Input Sensitivity: Low Level: 125mV-5V, High Level: 250mV-10V |
Electronic Crossover: HI, LO or OFF; Variable 50-200Hz @ 12dB/Octave |
KickEQ™ Bass Boost: Variable 0-12dB @ 40Hz |
Dimensions: (all models 2-3/8"H x 7-3/16"W x 8-1/8"L) (6 x 18 x 21cm) |
Features
- High-quality audio performance
- Provides you with an array of options so you can find the perfect fit for the sound you are looking for
- Calling for a return to the authentic, to enjoying music the way it was meant to be enjoyed
In 1973, KICKER® Livin' Loud legacy began as a two-man operation, hand-building professional-speaker systems in a narrow one-car garage. With very few resources and an intense love for music, company founder and current president Steve Irby invented the mobile-stereo enclosure market from his Stillwater, Oklahoma community, when he developed the Original KICKER. It was the first full frequency-range speaker box designed specifically for cars and trucks. From that historic moment, delivering concert-like audio quality across a wide volume range with renowned bass and accurate sound has always been the KICKER way.