Kickin' it Old School? 1996 Kicker X50s Cheater Amp Dyno Test and Review [4K]

[@CarAudioFabrication]

Pretty cool that Kicker has their manuals all the way to back then still on the site. In the mean time some companies can't even get specs published for their current products. Guess they have to wait for the cookie cutter to report back... 🍪👨‍🍳

[@wal]

You are so right! Same owner since 1973 and they are still killing the game!

[@bobdodge3171]

That is something all that's been in for the long haul should do.. Even if they been passed around..

[@leonray]

Love some old school amps. These models are just a bit before my time. I started with two of the black Impulse amps, then got a ZR240. Kicker amps looked so awesome

[@bobdodge3171]

@@MurderousMindstate right.. If i "made" a amp from China.. They told me 50 watts rms.. I'd send it to someone.. If it put 30watts rms.. I'd call it 20 watts rma.. Even if it's rolling of a assembly line they all are not all the same.

[@keithk2920]

Well that really proves quality of product. There are 20 year old amps still being passed around and still working, which is kind of amazing and shows how well they were made.

[@wal]

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[@dwdivesandfinds2745]

I have a couple audio mags from the 90's

[@25hztolife81]

These Old School Kicker amps are stuff dreams are made of.

[@wal]

Day pretty cool 😎

[@agonydaddy]

@@wal hey let me know I got a DX700 let me know If you wanna try it!

[@tlinrin887]

Yes they where, back in 1996 thr Crutchfield catalog was almost as good as a playboy.

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

Sweet dreams are made of these..... 😂❤️❤️❤️

[@fatstacks89]

The new kicker amps are even better

[@pipelinecowboy]

I bought one in 1998 and loved it but what made me love kicker / stillwater designs was I was missing the cover cap and contacted them about buying one . They sent me one for free . Even the shipping they took care of . Miss those simpler times !

[@jaz97]

So crazy that back in 90s we used to run four subs in 300-500 watts and that ish use to bump!!

[@Jules_73]

I was in the 251-500 class in IASCA using these Kicker cheater amps. I was running 4 12" kickers running at 1 ohm and would shake the buildings I was next to. Kicker amps were beast back then.

[@bluev2srt]

128 DB is my guess :) love the old stuff from the days I used to do competition! I used A/D/S/ amps but always loved the kicker stuff!

[@BStreet666]

It's so cool seeing amps that existed before I ever knew or cared about car audio. My guess is 138.5 db on the floor with the windows slightly open.

[@wal]

Thanks for saying that as car audio history is my passion

[@mikewhite4541]

137 db is my guess. Love the old school car audio. Everything from the amps to subs and pullout decks and builds. Show more. Love the channel

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@mikewhite4541]

@@wal so what do win? Lol. I love car audio especially old school stuff.

[@hwcautomotivellc6979]

I have a old school X100s I still use today. Works beautiful!

[@alanfrye2706]

My ex still runs my old 90s model profile Amp. Runs like a charm daily

[@xalint1]

I remember reading that edition of Car audio magazine.

[@joeyholthusen6495]

Absolutely love the kicker XS and ZR series amps

[@samscharp3367]

Showing how some old school gear runs today is awesome. I was a teenager in 96 and just getting into car audio. I always swore that the older stuff sounded way better and louder than stuff available today. Maybe it's just euphoric recall. If you can get your hands on some Soundstream stuff from the 90's when it was made in Folsom Ca. would be really cool. The Soundstream SPL series subwoofers were always my favorite. Keep up the cool content Big D.

[@mikecasey3055]

Thanks for providing these videos man, there’s not many if any people doing stuff like this. Thanks

[@DcA79]

My buddy found a old module in his storage. We had a good laugh reminiscing 😂

[@TheCustomEverythingChannel]

What a gem man glad u were able to show it to us

[@supadave17hunt56]

I’m gonna say you’ll hit about 140.3db. Great video! Made me reminisce about my first amps in the early 90’s. I had a couple of Acoustic 380’s with 4 Acoustic 10’s. Wasn’t the greatest but sure beat the brakes if my 6x9’s I had before that. I’m in my 50’s now and still play it loud my 11 yr. old Kenwood 1800 watt amp on my Alpine 12” sub. “If it’s too loud, your too old” and I still can’t visualize when I’ll reach an age where that’s true. Keep it up 👍.

[@mr.18s73]

Houston Texas reporting for duty!

[@wal]

👌😬👍

[@paulEG6]

I love the simple look of the old school amps, function over form for the win!

[@jasonjackson329]

I remember these amps back in the day back when car audio felt special to have and subs performed so well and you didn’t need ten k to be someone with a banging system

[@Playaflydre]

You clearly werent paying attention lol did you not see those prices in the mag?? Lol stop it. Car audio was way more expensive back in the day compared to today lol

[@jasonjackson329]

@@Playaflydre Lol wtf its still just as expensive you must not be paying attention

[@Playaflydre]

@@jasonjackson329 $599 for a 50×4?? Again stop it

[@jasonjackson329]

@@Playaflydre I guess you’ve never owned or bought anything higher end in car audio cause you’re stuck on thinking cause its got low power numbers that means it’s not worth the money well you should expand your research on higher end amps like Audio Art or Xtant or something it’s not always bout quantity it’s quality over quantity

[@Playaflydre]

@@jasonjackson329 neither of those companies sell 4ch amps at that price with that low of output. Thanks for ASSumming you know what i have or know. Again stop it

[@KAKAFU]

watching the old classic amp being tested sure bring back good memories when I was in the business .. still run my Rockford Fosgate PR250's .. lol BEERS!!!

[@wal]

yeah boi!

[@bachnakjohn3180]

An amp i remember a lot of people having in the late 90's early 00's was a "Punch 200"? It bumped everything everyone had.

[@wal]

Yeah that amp is a killer for sure

[@JonathanLopez-tw8ef]

Punch 900

[@michaelhollon5332]

I had a Punch 60ix, between me and my friends it took some intense abuse for years and refused to die!

[@bobdodge3171]

@@michaelhollon5332 bought a iron waffle punch 40.. Let my friend used it.. He had gear oil leak on it.. It died.. Fosgate repaired it free.

[@redman4076]

I was a Punch 150 guy early 90's that amp handled EVERYTHING I threw at and it never broke a sweat It was the center of many keg parties back in the day 🔊🔊🔊👍🏽👊🏽✌🏽💯

[@mysock351C]

Man takes me back. I remember seeing these and wishing I could buy one. And yeah, the low efficiency of these early class-B's. I remember having a JBL that I was running below its rated impedance in bridged mode. Made a shitload of power but man was it inefficient. The headlights would almost go out on bass hits. Made the car look like a disco going down the road. After I got done using it I opened it up and it looked like Chernobyl inside. Just hot melty plastic in the bottom from the transformer bobbin and lots of black resistors and board traces. Amazingly it still worked despite being grilled into oblivion.

[@gabec6522]

Also loved my punch 360 dot 6. That was a great amp

[@brianmclendon1647]

I had 2 of these amps so I could compete in the 100 watt USAC class, I was so stoked and absolutely loved them. This video was super nostalgic for me, thanks for posting!!!!!

[@chiefjuice1]

141.3dB is my guess. Love that combination of new and old school!

[@kailumgg6720]

A good old school amp to test it a alpine v12 because I have one and I want to see what power it puts out Love your videos so much

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHfWmZKKerWIg6s

[@msh6865]

I'll guess 142.8. Speaks to the quality of the components in these old school amps that they can still take a beating 25 years after they were built. Very cool video Dereck!

[@wal]

Agreed on the quality! See the first run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@markeichenlaub3052]

My guess is 136.4, good luck.

[@wal]

Oh wow, that would be pretty good with the power here. I'm hoping for a little more, but we'll see...

[@AlexGtheDon]

I was thinking around that, but considering its an efficient enclosure with 4 12's in close quarters in a truck... the box can give +6 dB... I say 140-142. We will see.

[@TheRedDeadRat]

So many variables. How are you testing Big D? At the windscreen? Headrest? Windows up or down?

[@AlexGtheDon]

@@TheRedDeadRat Testing at the windscreen/dashboard with windows closed is the correct way to test. According to the old IASCA rules

[@66vett00m7]

Bringing back the good old days seeing that amp with modules Big D! I guess you'll hit 143.2 burp. Thanks for keeping the old school alive!

[@TechGorilla1987]

BigD!! What up, y0? Got an update on the Mc yet? That's my jam, bro!

[@GLH8]

I had one of these running some jl audio components back in the day. Was a great little amp.

[@richhancock3110]

For a 25 year old amp its super clean inside and still hit rated power numbers pretty dam amazing BIG D 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

[@wal]

Kicker quality showing off here!

[@danburkus5257]

Definitely a classic.. brings back memories of having a small fortune in stereo equipment that cost more than the car itself.. 112db or 128db...

[@AlexGtheDon]

I did 133 dB with two MTX Blue Thunder 10's and a PPI A200 @ 200W in my MX-3 back in 1995. I think he will do more.

[@magnumcipher4971]

These are my favorite videos...reliving my youth I suppose. Right on Big D.

[@TunedMercedes]

Love the channel! this was surprising. I remember competition amps being really weak at 4 ohms then going way over rated power at lower impedance.

[@wal]

Thanks man! See the initial SPL run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@biggomez0976]

Cool video! Its fun to see old hardware being put to the test. And my guess is probably anywhere between 115 and 130 dbs.

[@wal]

See the result of the initial run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@austinsears1637]

134.7db in the sequoia!!! Str8 bangin!!! Just another great video as always! If you're not learning something new everyday, well you're doing it wrong my friends..... Thank you. Big D!

[@wal]

check dis kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@dragbikedemon]

I had one of these on 4 10s back in 1996 in a ext cab Toyota with a walk thru and a snug top. It slammed!

[@daverunner3397]

Punch 45 was the bomb back in the day.

[@wal]

Fo shizzle

[@skywalkerclone1978]

I had this amp. It had a sheet with it that said it put out 442 watts to 1 at 1 ohm. Had 2 kicker comp 12’s from 1996 hooked up to it. That was one of my favorite systems. Also hooked up two round solo baric 15’s for a week and that was very loud! Even tho it was way under powered. Pissed off a lot of people lol

[@michaelzernie7092]

A friend of mine in high school had a Kocker amp. Don't know the model...but she was a beast!! I'm willing to bet you'll pull a 145 off the glass

[@boominS10]

My 85 s10 blazer had 4 of the XS100 on 8 of the XPL 15s in a sealed clamshell B Pillar wall and was consistent 158 - 159 legal back in the mid 90s. Ive still got the score sheets from a few of the shows it was at

[@ClayF403]

Reminds me of my ZR I had back in the day. The heatsinks on those old Kickers were awesome, they made the amp heavy as hell but they were so good at sucking up any heat. Man do I miss it, those amps would run any sub you threw at it at 1ohm all day no problems.

[@funtimeswithtom4108]

I have a Kicker X100 in my closet if you ever want to test it. I worked for Rolling Thunder here in Vegas and we were the #1 Kicker dealer in the country so they sent us 2 X100's and 2 X50's to do real world testing on them and that's is where my X100 came from. I had it on 6 Kicker C15's and was tearing up the 0-150 class up and down the west coast. Heck I even have a few Kicker XS 100's in my closet that I was using in the 250-500 watt class back in the day.

[@bradlwykfulbright]

I did 138 db with 350 watts in a 90's Eclipse and 1 15" Memphis Mojo, so my guess is 138 db( At least 4 times the space, 4 times the cone area, with that quad box in the Sequoia).

[@nickn7939]

damn, i guessed 139, but it did 137.85, i think you won the challenge.

[@michaelmacdonald2066]

I've got a XS50 and ZR120 in my oldschool 92 b2200 90s minitruck build. oldschool kicker amps are awesome 🔥

[@wal]

Sweet! See the SPL test here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@michaelmacdonald2066]

@@walawesome I hit 127.29 db at 55hz sealed with 2 solobaric l7 8s on my xs50 in sealed boxes. which I don't think Is too bad considering the age of the gear and the fact that they are not ported.

[@jweaverdc]

142.3 is my guess. Love the amp dynos, keep up the good work!

[@wal]

More optimization coming, but here is the initial run kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@josedejesusperez4568]

Love those amps man, made me remember my old days of wanting what I couldn’t afford! I would guess 145 db?

[@KTMsteve]

i can hear the apprehension in your voice as you power the dyno up

[@basshead4lyfe252]

I would love to see the M1D by DD on that amp dyno

[@robertwinchester6253]

Same old stuff Glad to see your back after it

[@josen3602]

Awesome video love the old school Amps I am still bumping the zr600 with sub crossover module and I still have the original box for the amp

[@generalkickass6385]

Man I miss all my old school kicker amps I had all the zr models from the zr120 to the zr1000 I had the kicker xs 100 the kicker dx350 and even the kicker zx460 this was when kicker was really all about competition

[@RocksConcreteMinerals]

Cheater Amps. Love them. Had a Crossfire myself with a pair of Autotek 12's. Was a nice setup for 1997-98

[@phillipbainbridge9107]

Old school? Say what?! Those amps are absolutely a very unique, yet simple design. Reminiscent of bits and pieces I've seen from a/d/s, PG, but all Kicker OG.

[@wal]

And here y’all think he forgot about Dre

[@ehrenkrause9861]

Its one brand i couldn't get my hands on for my collection. But do love the early gens ☺👍

[@ronniesaudits5309]

Love these ole cheater amps.used them a bunch in spl contests all over indiana during the 90s.droppn' the ohms greatly impacts wattage for a short burst for comp... I guessin' 147.8

[@TheSmokeRing420]

Super cool! Love seeing the stuff that I grew up with! 124db my guess!

[@gooberclese]

I'd say about 100 db at the front seat. Hard to say exactly without knowing the test distance and other variables but if I had to guess I would say "it do bump doe". Nice old school find. Reminds me of my old Clarion 50 X2. It was tiny but still a champ for adding a little grunt to a factory set up. Wish I still had it. I would love to see one dynoed. 👏

[@Highqman1974]

Maybe we can get an East Coast meet-up next Spring. Should be in the safe zone by then!!! Like to see that Kicker Quad in person

[@wal]

yeah man, this would be sweet. Hope we are good by then too!

[@Highqman1974]

@Frank Bonazza III Maybe we could leave 2 sided Politics out of it, and work on getting us all better HOWEVER each person sees fit. Then we can have some go Old School times!!

[@390WagonMaster]

So cool! Back in the day I put a Punch 45 on 9 G&S Redlines in my wife's new Taurus. Not loud but smooth.... Later swapped out the Punch for a US Amps X50 ( exterminator 50 I believe). The system went quite a bit louder:)

[@TheLolo919]

Remember those Amp having flash back of my days at Audio Express 😏😏

[@grimmurk]

My guess would be right around 127. Awesome video as always!!

[@wal]

See the initial run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@robv.o.1777]

What do you measure your SPL with? Term lab, b&k, audio control??? In the kick panel(outlaw) or 12" over and 4" up(UASC, DbDrag), Or at the headrest(IASCA SQ)?? Termlab will do around 135 on the windshield, 137 in the kick. 140ish on the Audiocontrol at the windshield 144 in the kick. B&K will be around 132 on the windshield? 134 in the kick.

[@jeldred80]

142.1 had to change it I saw a 142. That Kicker amp is made like the old soundstream where the fets are attached through the board to the heat-sink on top. Very efficient for heat dissipation

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@nukedathlonman]

Nice to see it's still Kick'n it out!!! Gotta love the old school cheaters. My guess, it will be just a hair over 140db - I'll peg my guess at 143db...

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@donjaun540]

Nice looking old school amp. Reminds of style back then. Harman kardon ca100, or ads, soundstream amps. Great sounding and I would run still if available. 👍😁😷

[@wal]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@dustypotter926]

142.7db my guess. I wish I knew where my old hifonics vulcan amp went years ago. I'd send it to you to test. As always great video.

[@wal]

See my initial run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@1rexrex]

Best guess is going to be between 130-140db. 350ish watts with 4 86.7db sensitive 600 watt speakers. That box and Sequoia are gonna need to add some rise to reach 150.

[@96biggss]

I had 3 of these amps back when with a 6 jlw6's. It was insane.

[@Bob_Smith19]

Used to drool over these in Crutchfield. High school w/ a minimum wage job meant I couldn’t afford them. Ended up buying US Acoustics instead and wasn’t disappointed.

[@wal]

I didn’t see these versions in Crutchfield, but I know what you mean

[@Bob_Smith19]

@@wal may have been in Car Audio. Still couldn’t afford them at the time. McIntosh was what I really wanted.

[@nickloss]

crazy how far car audio has come in 15 short years

[@TstackinWs1024]

Killing me boss my first amp was a 200si and my second a xs50. The good old days paying well over a dollar a watt and happy to do it😂😂love this channel👍🏻👍🏻

[@wal]

Awesome brother, the nostalgia is strong!

[@scolombe1]

I had one of these on 4 mtx thunder 5000 12's back in the day in a regular cab 1988 S-10, banged pretty hard actually

[@cynthiarheinschmidt9099]

138.8 db. subs facing up, port toward rear @ 47 hz. Back in 97' did a 129.0 with orion hcca225 and pair of cerwin vega xl12D's in a 91 Grand Prix

[@BobBasshead]

I predict 138 Db, that was my best in 1987. A Rockford 50x4 amp driving a Boston Acoustics three way component set and a PP 200 driving four 10" Pyle's in a Chevy van. My first big installation. Good times!

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@r3d-1truth17]

Hey- thanks again for your content. Awesome stuff! I got a lot of those magazines from back then- I saved them to keep an q&a article I was featured in, as a teen, asking questions about band pass boxes. If you want to get some stuff to borrow for your show- let me know. Cheers

[@iamlrrrruleroftheplanetomi1799]

I used to have a kicker xs100 in 99' runnin 3 jl 12w3s. That amp was the most amazing things I ever ran. If you can get a hold of one I'd love to see a dyno test on it.

[@SPUNLEE]

Definitely ol skool was were it was at. I couldn't afford to drive to ISAC comps but A few little local shops got USAC to come do a event. My first amp was a road gear cheapo from Walmart. I loved kicker but don't hate MTX XTANT was my choice. BIG D`s Quad Spl will be 110db depending on how he puts the box in the sequoia. Gj with the vid as always.

[@jamessouthworth1699]

Looks like the wires go out the bottom. For example if you had the amp mounted on a false floor you can have an access hole right under that portion of the amp. Looks like you would have to use right angle adapters for the RCA's

[@wal]

I thought so, but the manual clearly shows the panel had break off points

[@diciple909]

Love your content! My first system was 2 12" and 2 15" Mohawks, on a 400w Audiovox amp. sounded qmazing. And got pretty loud. My best was a 151.4. If I had to guess I'd say you are gonna pull the same 151.4.

[@jstrahn]

Looking forward to the XS50 test. I'm guessing it will do a lot more power. I'm going to guess 140.3 dB with the X50S on the quad box

[@youngJuss]

Would possibly be able to dyno a kicker cxa 1200.1? I own one and have really been wanting to know what's its really doing. 😁

[@beastbouffard8259]

I loved these amps. I had (I think) a zr500 running 4 comp 12s and it was amazing. I currently have a kicker 1000.1 running 2 compR 12s and it sounds great. But something about that old kicker stuff just rubs me the right way.

[@ryanwilson4284]

In the sequoia, 121 db. Lowballing but thinking of cabin gain. My first system was a pioneer 25w x4, 50w x2 bridged at 4 ohms, pushing two audiobahn dub 700 watt 12s... that old pioneer amp blew those subs. No surprise though, audiobahn was all show. Leaned my lesson later, pushing 1200 watts into an immortal awis 12j (rated 2000 rms, quad 2ohm coils) that went up in sweet sweet voice coil smoke

[@gilbertbergh8980]

I think the SPL is between 122 and 125db. When I have to choose its 123db :)

[@wal]

it did a little better, see here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@gilbertbergh8980]

@@wal way beter 😁

[@travisschnitz4362]

126.8 spl great video as always. Thank you

[@wal]

see my first try here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@lennylenhard5072]

Sir.Big D, Down4sound JP234 dyno and review anytime soon? Loving all your videos here sir.

[@wal]

In the next week or so

[@adammosher5818]

I had a bunch of amps from the 90's have 2left and one is what you are looking for but it's hooked up

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

142.6 Is my guess. I love old Kicker amps. New Kicker amps are good too. You should have the guy from barevids on as a guest on your weekly podcast.

[@wal]

Not sure I can get that high, but see my non-optimized run here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@zpwslayer9719]

132db, Good luck D!

[@vliegpaul]

123.5 db is my guess. I had a soundstream reference 1000 in the early 2000s I had in a 91 T bird and got 138.8 db with two 12s. I have gotten higher after that,but I love the charm of these old school amps!

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@devinmcalister1239]

My guess on the db in the sequoia would be 137.2db love the channel big D keep up the good work!

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@devinmcalister1239]

@@wal that's great! so close!!

[@jmcg7906]

138spl. Have you tested an hcca225 poptop? I have one with a module. Not sure how the module works. Thanks for making these videos.

[@df5849]

Big D ... ... I still have a RF Grey series 360.6 amp that would like to see you Dyno.... you showed the original prototype grill style dsm amp, but never a Dyno of that amp...

[@Coronado-nz7wu]

Never had a kicker amp, but did have 2 kicker comp 12’s with 2 kicker comp 10’s in the hatchback of an ‘89 Dodge Daytona on an HCCA 225! My guess 131db.

[@jasonwilemon5164]

I have an old Orion 425 HCCA, so I'll guess 142.5 db. Love your videos

[@wal]

remember today's pressure sensors are around 6dB quieter than the old SPL mics. See my result here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIaxnaGImMh8Zrs

[@80srad]

140-142.15db is my guess , love that Good oL $KooL Kicker cheater amp !!

[@wal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYrXq2CMf5ylgJI < Update video here!

[@dustinfrancis560]

Ok this might sound stupid but I won’t know if I don’t ask. What are Tiffany style rca’s and how are they better than normal one’s?