Would these amps be to much for these speakers?

This amp http://www.crutchfieldcanada.com/Alpine_MRP_M1000_1000_watts_RMS_x_1_at_2_ohms_p/500mrp1000.htm

for these subs http://www.crutchfieldcanada.com/Polk_db212_2_Dual_12_Hatchback_Subwoofer_p/107db2122.htm

and this amp http://www.crutchfieldcanada.com/Alpine_MRP_F600_100W_x_4_Multi_Channel_Power_Amp_p/500mrpf600.htm

for these http://www.crutchfieldcanada.com/Polk_Audio_db6501_6_1_2_Component_System_p/107db6501.htm

and these http://www.crutchfieldcanada.com/Polk_Audio_db_691_6_x9_3_way_Speakers_p/107db691.htm


Thanks in advance for any input.

BB

 

with power and speakers
it is good to have lots of power just keep it in your head when useing it

 

That seems like really good matches of amps to speaker. Like Zzzzzz was eluding too, you might want to be careful putting 250W of 'extra' power to those subs. It shouldn't be too much of a concern, just make sure you set your gains right to avoid distortion, and use the subsonic filter on the mono amp.

My only suggestion would be to steer away from the 3-way 6x9's. Most of your good highs will be coming off the front tweeters. You could run your stock rear speakers off the head-unit's power, then get the Alpine 2 channel amp to power your new front Polk speakers. It'll save you some coin, and the end result might be more appealing. I don't trust 3-ways, they might end up 'screaming' at you. They also reduce the 6x9's bass production. Something to consider. See if you can find a quality 6x9 that has no tweeters on it, if you're set on replacing your rears.

Have fun.