Kenwood KAC-M3001 Compact Mono Digital Amplifier

Kenwood KAC-M3001 Compact Mono Digital Amplifier

The Kenwood KAC-M3001 Compact Mono Digital Amplifier is a class D amplifier with a conformal coating and variable low-pass filter. The Kenwood KAC-M3001 Compact Mono Digital Amplifier is a powerful and reliable amplifier designed to deliver clear and high-quality sound to any audio system. With 200 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (300 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms), this amplifier can handle even the most demanding audio setups. The Class D amp technology ensures that the amplifier operates efficiently and produces minimal heat, making it ideal for use in power sports and marine applications. The Kenwood KAC-M3001 also features a conformal-coated circuit board, making it suitable for use in harsh environments. The variable low-pass filter (50-200 Hz, 24 dB/octave) allows for customization of the sound output, and the preamp and speaker-level inputs make installation easy. With a fuse rating of 30A x 1 and 10-gauge power and ground leads recommended, the amplifier is protected and can operate effectively. Overall, the Kenwood KAC-M3001 is a compact and powerful amplifier that can enhance the audio system of any vehicle or boat.

Power a sub wherever you go

Kenwood's KAC-M3001 compact mono subwoofer amplifier will power the bass in your vehicle with up to 300 watts RMS. That's enough to hear the bass clearly above the noise of the road, trail, or waterway as you travel along. This little powerhouse will fit almost anywhere, including a storage compartment on a boat, motorcycle, or ATV, so you can put great bass in whatever vehicle you wish.

Weather-resistant protection for music on the go

Conformal coating protects the internal circuits from water and dirt, so the show will always go on, even through the roughest conditions. The subwoofer output terminal features a plastic-covered plug that provides further protection for the connection.

High-level inputs ease installation

The KAC-M3001 will accept a signal from just about any source, whether you're using RCA cables from an aftermarket receiver or speaker wires from a factory radio. When you use the speaker-level inputs, the amplifier will sense the signal and turn itself on, so you won't need to run a remote turn-on lead to your car stereo.

Multi-Application

Many of today’s powersports have very limited space to work in and tend to be a harsh environment for electronics because of the exposure to outdoor environments. KENWOOD’s compact performance marine are small in size so they fit even the most limited installation areas. The marine also use a conformal coated main PCB (printed circuit boards) which offer extra layers of protection to help prevent moisture or damp air from damaging the product.