SLAPZ Shock 8k.1D V2 Amplifier vs Kicker LX 3000.1 Mono Amplifier
The SLAPZ Shock 8k.1D V2 is a full-bridge 8000W RMS monoblock for people building a competition-level sub stage who already have the electrical to feed it. The Kicker LX 3000.1 is the better all-round amp for most shoppers: half the power, but cleaner integration, factory-radio support and a more polished feature set. Owners of the SLAPZ rate it highly, but its 700A draw and warranty condition on electrical upgrades are real commitments. The Kicker is the safer, more livable step for a daily-driven system.
- Choose the SLAPZ Shock 8k.1D if you are chasing maximum 1-ohm power and have the alternator, lithium and 1/0 wiring to support a 700A draw.
- Choose the Kicker LX 3000.1 if you want strong 1-ohm bass with factory-radio compatibility, gain-match LEDs and a dash remote, without rebuilding your electrical system.
Prices
- SLAPZ Shock 8k.1D V2 Amplifier: $369.99 at SLAPZ car audio (last seen Nov 10)
- Kicker LX 3000.1 Mono Amplifier: $709.90 at Amazon (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the SLAPZ Shock 8k.1D V2 Amplifier is $339.91 cheaper than the Kicker LX 3000.1 Mono Amplifier at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 13)

