Marine Audio Journal
One Amp Instead of Three: Kicker's All-in-One PXA1000.5
Four full-range channels plus a dedicated subwoofer channel, in a single IP66/IP67-rated box small enough for a UTV dash. The PXA1000.5 replaces what usually takes two or three separate amps.
What "KXMA" Actually Buys You Over Kicker's Standard Amps
The KXMA400.2 costs more than a comparable KMA-series amp for similar power. The real upgrade is a set of electronics features the "KMA" name doesn't include at all.
The Budget Alternative to Kicker's Biggest Marine Sub Amp
The KXMA1500.1 is Kicker's flagship mono sub amp. The KMA800.1 is the same Class D concept at roughly half the price and half the power ceiling, and for a lot of single-sub systems, that's plenty.
The Cheapest Way Into Kicker Marine Amplification
At $143.96, the Kicker KMA150.2 is the least expensive amplifier in this catalog. It's not the most powerful option, but for a small two-speaker system, it doesn't need to be.
Kicker's Biggest Marine Amp Doesn't Care If You Run 1-Ohm or 2
Most amps lose power as impedance rises. The Kicker KXMA1500.1 delivers the exact same 1500 watts at both 1-ohm and 2-ohm, only dropping at 4-ohm, an unusual power curve worth understanding before you wire it.
500 Watts, Zero Room to Spare: Kicker's KPX500.1 Sub Amp
The Kicker KPX500.1 crams a 500-watt mono amplifier into a footprint small enough to hide under a motorcycle fairing, but that 500-watt number only applies at one specific impedance.