http://www.crutchfield.com/p_500MRPF...-MRP-F300.html

i was looking at that for fronts and rears

 

Very nice amp. Class D amp's are very clear, heck you won't even hear it coming on. I like the fact that they don't draw as much current as the class a/b, staying nice and cool. Nice choice!
Btw, check the pricing here, cheaper than Crutchfield!
http://www.allyourprices.com/product...Amplifier.html

 

are they a verified seller tho?

 

The seller is amazon.com. I've bought electronics through them before and I've always been pleased with the purchase. In the link they aren't graded by the BBB like the others, so I can only speak from my own experience.

 

alright lol thanks, ill probably go through them i just was checking

 

I'm not rich, regardless what my ex-wife and others may think, and looking for good deals is a way of life for me. Anyway, good luck with your set up and put some pics up after U do.

 

yeaa you dont have to be rich to have nice stuff especially with the internet now

 

Agreed. If you have a well built system it should be able to handle whatever you throw at it. just highs outta the amp'd insides would be wayyy to tingy for my ears. i had that setup before i amp'd my insides. after, i learned what a real sound system sounds like. that is, i had my setup for sound quality, not SPL. nonetheless, it still dropped hard.

 

if you plan to buy from sonicelectronix, check out his ebay page. same stuff, just a smidge cheaper. i've talked to him numerous times about getting a pioneer dnx5140 with all the gear to setup and install in my car. only $646 shipped! thats coming soon.....if my football bets go through this weekend, sooner than i thought too!

 

I like to let the subs do their job, and like the mids and highs through the front and rear (rears play the mids + highs and front the highs). It's all due to the music I listen to the most, besides I don't compete in sound offs. I find that that set up doesn't work well for hip hop nor synth music but it's due to the way the system is tuned. But yes, a well built set up should be able to handle anything, within it's established parameters, you through at it. In deed!