Kicker CXA1200.1 Classd Amplifier CXA12001 Mono Amplifier 1200 Watt CXA12001-46

So far so good! The birth sheet was unimpressive at 1202 RMS.That being said, this thing bumps like a mofo!Definitely recommend.Night and day from 500RMS.Everything arrived new in packaging.No signs of open box or anything like that.Even in -30 weather i puts out right away!Ive had amps take forever to warm up and put out decent wattage.My setup:4 guage wiringBig 3Optima red top battery.So far just one 12" kicker l7R rated 600rms @ 2 ohms.I dont go fulltilt however I dont need more bass. People think I have two low grade 15s !Nah just a 12" kicker in the stock prefab lmaoLong story short the amp is a tank.I owned the previous version of this amp, this version is better.Same watts way more efficient.

I’m very impressed with the Kicker CX1200.1. It has plenty of clean power and really brings my subwoofer to life. The amp is compact, looks great, and has been easy to install and adjust.The controls make it easy to get the bass dialed in exactly how I want it. I’m running it with a Kicker sub and the combination sounds excellent—deep, clean bass with plenty of impact when I turn it up.Overall, this is a solid, powerful amp that performs exactly like I expected from Kicker. Definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a reliable monoblock amplifier setup. I previously was running a stinger 1500.1 that gave me tons of problems and this amplifier solved my issues perfectly!

This is one of the best amps I've ever owned. It powers two Kicker subwoofers in a Kicker made enclosure. The bass is phenomenal. The amp doesn't overheat during long extended play. Doesn't drain the stock battery. It is perfect for upgrading your factory system without breaking the bank. Or tearing up your car with vibration. I would recommend this amp for your every day use.

I absolutely love this amp I wish I bought it sooner. It comes with a birth certificate and is tested and rated true power mine puts out 1237 watts and it’s clean power. The amp draws 100 amps of current itself you’re probably gonna need a big 3 upgrade to power this amp properly. I will say I’ve had other amps that produced the same power but also drew 150 to 200 amps of current which is a huge amount. I have this amp powering 1 harmony audio 12” monolith and it hits hard and deep notes with this amp. My sub is 1500 watts rms and this amp makes my one sub louder than 2 other brand 12’s . It handles 1 and 2 ohm loads. I will say I have my gain about 3/4 and my kickeq (bass knob) about half way and after following the tuning chart with my volt meter and it only puts out minimal heat. There’s a million amps on the market but I learned my lesson stick with the best. If you’re build is on a budget do yourself a favor and spend the little extra on this amp you won’t regret it. I’ve bought many amps over the years and I always end up with a kicker amp and an alpine source unit. The money you save initially on other brands don’t last long term.

Good amp, powers my x2 10” kicker subs great. Pretty loud if you’re not trying to win competitions.