Kenwood X Series Excelon Class D Mono Power Amplifier

Dual Sigma Drive

This advanced negative feed back circuit improves damping factor and increases accuracy and sound quality. When a signal is passed to a subwoofer, like a 50Hz note, the speaker will move and create the note. However, because the speaker has mass and a suspension, it won't stop moving once it's in motion. This extra movement (sound) creates a type of distortion that's not part of the original signal. The negative feedback circuit senses this unwanted movement and sends out an opposite pulse to stop the speaker like an electronic brake.

Small Size Big Power

The X501-1 is small in size but with its tremendous sound output, it is extremely versatile. It can be installed in vehicles where space is limited and is perfect for vehicle owners who don't want to sacrifice cargo room or who prefer hidden installations.

General Features

• MAX Power 1000W
• RMS Power; 300W (4O); 500W (2O)
• Speaker Level Input
• Signal Sensing Turn-On
• Variable Low Pass Filter
• Bass Boost

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