Description
KICKER LX1300.7 — Seven-Channel Class-D Amplifier (Used Closeout)
One pre-owned KICKER LX1300.7 from SMS Car Audio. This is a used-closeout unit with public pricing, separate from the standard new KICKER LX amplifier catalog.
Build an Entire System with One Chassis
The LX1300.7 combines four high-power full-range channels, an additional stereo pair and a mono subwoofer channel. It is a practical option for a full active-stage or front/rear speaker system that also needs substantial bass power, without the space and wiring of multiple separate amplifiers.
Manufacturer RMS Ratings
- Main channels, 4-ohm stereo: 125 watts × 4
- Main channels, 2-ohm stereo: 150 watts × 4
- Additional stereo channels: 65 watts × 2 at 4 or 2 ohms
- Subwoofer channel: 300 watts at 4 ohms / 550 watts at 2 ohms / 700 watts at 1 ohm
- Multi-channel Class-D design with adjustable active crossover capability through supported LX control hardware
- Chassis: 2-3/8 × 8-7/16 × 12-5/8 inches
Where It Fits
Use the four primary channels for strong door speakers or midbass, the additional 65-watt pair for compatible tweeters or midrange speakers, and the mono channel for a 1–4-ohm subwoofer load. Confirm wiring, crossover strategy and whether you need an external DSP or compatible LX setup control before selecting a fully active configuration.
Used Equipment Disclosure
Includes: one used KICKER LX1300.7 amplifier. LX Control Center, LX remote, wiring accessories, packaging and mounting hardware are not confirmed as included; do not assume they come with the used unit. Individual cosmetic condition, accessory completeness and bench-test findings have not yet been documented on this page. A new-equipment manufacturer warranty is not promised.
Photo notice: manufacturer-model reference photo, not an actual-condition image of the pre-owned amplifier. For exact-unit photos or confirmation of included controllers and accessories, contact SMS Car Audio before checkout. One used unit available.
Official technical information: KICKER LX1300.7 white paper. Shop used audio equipment.
Where this fits in the build
An amplifier should be chosen around the channels, load, speaker or subwoofer plan, available electrical support and how hard the system needs to play.