Take KICKER’s knack for reliable power to the water with the new MX-Series Marine Amplifiers. MX Amps sourcing power to any KM-Series Marine Speakers create a musical merger sea worthy enough for any boat captain.
Using all the know-how of the indestructible ZX Amplifier Series, the MX-Series combines absolute power with KICKER dependability. Available for 2007 are the MX350.4 4-Channel Amplifier and the hybrid MX700.5 Multi-Channel Amplifier with Class D Sub Section. MX Amplifiers will begin shipping in the spring.
With four channels, the MX350.4 allows numerous possibilities for putting together a system. It rates at 90 watts x 4 channels*, and includes a built-in, variable 12dB/octave high-, low-, or all-pass electronic crossover. It also has a KICKEQ™ Boost that offers up to 18dB of bass.
While the MX700.5 provides 85 watts of power x 4*, it’s also equipped with a 420-watt mono channel to satisfy your bass cravings. It uses the same 12dB/octave crossover, only with a 24dB/octave, sub-channel low-pass option. Both MX Amps have easily accessible, top-mounted switches, LEDs, and dial controls for the crossover, boost, and gain as well.
Furthering KICKER’s reputation for electronics dependability, MX Amplifiers protect your audio system’s power from moisture and humidity with a gasket-sealed cover for the top-mounted controls and gasket-sealed endcaps. Rubber caps cover the RCA inputs, silicone boots shield all fuses, and the circuit board has been sprayed with a special corrosion-deterring, conformal coating. MX Amps also incorporate a new style of fortified power inputs and speaker outputs designed to meet or exceed U.S. Coast Guard and American Boat and Yacht Council’s standards for wired connections.
KICKER Car Stereo is a member of the ABYC and is its first from the audio electronic industry. KICKER is also a member of the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), which actively supports the U.S. recreational boating industry.
*-powered at 2 Ohms, 14.4 volts
This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 30 January, 2008.
