rocketright

Alright, was going to buy a sub and amp a while ago but I didn't have the money that I thought I had.

So I already bought my kenwood 5160 and faceplate.
All I'm getting for now is speakers, and an amp.

This is going in my RSX Type S.


Anyways, I was recommended just to get two component speakers - http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_info.php?products_id=521

Would those be a good choice? They said just connect the front speakers, as there is no need for 4 in such a small interior.
Does that seem like a good idea? Or should I run 4?


Also Im needing a 4 Channel Amp as I was to run a Sub in a few months. I'm looking for an amp that will do about 600W's. So I can run 100W RMS to my speakers and then bride the other two channels for my Sub or whatever.


Any recommendations?

rocketright

Also the speakers are 6 1/2 inch.

illinja

If you want to give 600W to your sub on a 4ch amp, you should get a separate Class D mono amp for it. Then a decent 100 or 150x2 RMS for the front so you have some headroom.

If you want a single amp soloution, you would need to find an amp that does 150x4@4ohms
that way you get 2x150 for the front and presumably 1x600 (bridged @4ohms) for the sub.

a quick google search found this

Cerwin Vega Stroker 4 channel amp

and

Mtx 4 channel

To get the most bang for the buck, your best bet is two separate amps. Used off ebay/forums.

Never heard the DLS they might be good though. Maybe look at some of CDT's stuff with the better crossovers (560i) and the DRT-25 or DRT 26 silk tweeters.

These dont have the Tweeters i mentioned but they should be very good CDT ES-610

Mahna Mahna

iTrader: (4)

Good speakers but I believe the MS6A's are being discontinued.

RomanticMoments

MR2NR has access to solid gear, and with his store closing, I imagine the deals are good. He has access to great gear, and I suggest taking a look at Morel's line as well, in your hunt for speakers

rocketright

Yes we are making a deal,

thanks everyone.