choosing an amp for 4 speakers.
i want to run...
2 alpine spe-6000 6.5in speakers 60rms each ($80 pair)
2 alpine spe-6090 6x9in speakers 75rms each ($90 pair)
im looking for an amp to power them since i doubt the head unit will.
would it be better to get a 4 channel amp at 75+ rms per channel and put each speaker on its own channel
or
a 2 channel amp at 150+ rms per channel and run the back to a channel and the front to a channel.
also should i shoot for 4 ohms or 2 i know ppl say 4 sounds better but how much does it sound better than 2 ohms??
and how are these amps ones a 4 and ones a two channel?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Alpine+-...&skuId=8699349
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Kenwood+...&skuId=9760439
2 alpine spe-6000 6.5in speakers 60rms each ($80 pair)
2 alpine spe-6090 6x9in speakers 75rms each ($90 pair)
im looking for an amp to power them since i doubt the head unit will.
would it be better to get a 4 channel amp at 75+ rms per channel and put each speaker on its own channel
or
a 2 channel amp at 150+ rms per channel and run the back to a channel and the front to a channel.
also should i shoot for 4 ohms or 2 i know ppl say 4 sounds better but how much does it sound better than 2 ohms??
and how are these amps ones a 4 and ones a two channel?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Alpine+-...&skuId=8699349
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Kenwood+...&skuId=9760439
Last edited by hillbillycivic; Oct 31, 2012 at 08:48 AM.
If you want to keep things simple just get a 2ch amp for the fronts and run the rears off the deck.
If you don't have the front speakers yet, I'd suggest components versus coaxial.
If you don't have the front speakers yet, I'd suggest components versus coaxial.
If u do have them, just amp all 4 of them.
GO with as much power as u can afford
This would be a better buy then the 2 u listed
http://www.ebay.com/itm/P900-4-PRECI...item564d6fdcf3
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