This subwoofer can handle this amp, right?

Yes as only the RMS watts count and that amp was made for clarity in subs or speakersnot much louder. RMSshould be if 240 watt x 2 be 60-80 RMS. a cheap 1000 x 2 amp will be almost same RMS as will distort any higher which RMS is when starts to distort, or actually just below.

Buy the amp according to ur speaker rating. if u hav 4 of 50w speakers and a 200W subwoofer , then u need a minimum of 200+50+50+50+50 = 400W amp. so calculate ur speaker rating and then buy it. amplifier increases the power of output . so as high the power is,, higher will the output loudness .

so calculate ur Watts total and buy it . one more thing is that if u buy a higher rated amp. u can later add on a larger of high rated sub and speakers if needed.

for D112 , http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Car_Entertainment/Amplif... would be what ill be suggesting for u if insisting on kenwood. a better brand would be JBL

This amp is a much better amp that the Kenwood, and kills the Planet Audio amp:

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_22129_Cerwin-V...

dixondominicpalett, where did you get this from:Buy the amp according to ur speaker rating. if u hav 4 of 50w speakers and a 200W subwoofer , then u need a minimum of 200+50+50+50+50 = 400W amp.

It looks like you need to either learn to read or learn what your doing. I highly doubt that your a professional sound engineer, and if your are, you must barely get paid.

oh yes.. it will.

But i would actually get a bigger amp for it.