2 Channel Amp

[Hades2004 10+ year member]

I'm looking for a 2 channel amp for my SPR-176A. I'm looking for an amp that does 60-80 watts RMS. Would amp would you recommened? Or should I get a 4 channel amp and amp my SPR-694A too? Also somehwhere between 60 and 80 watts RMS.

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[denim 5,000+ posts]

do you mean 60 per channel or 60 watts mono

 

[Hades2004 10+ year member]

Opps. I guess this would help. 60-80 watts RMS to each channel. I was looking at the Alpine MRP-T220 which does 50 watts RMSx2 @ 4 ohms. But should I just spend the extra $50 to $80 on a 4 channel amp and amp all my speakers?. Anywhere from 60-80 watts RMSx4 @ 4 ohms will be fine. Thanks.

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

here is a great deal on a RF 2 channel,

 

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2404

but f you want a 4 channel look for maybe an Orion 4004 or one of the good deals on ikesound.com, it would be cheaper over all to have one amp power all four

 

[billetz23 10+ year member]

spend the extra and get a 4 channel.

did you see any that you might be intrested in?

post some brands and model numbers, so

we can all try to help you out

 

[Ray21 10+ year member]

At Cardomain the 2-channel MTX amps are going for pretty cheap.

 

[Hades2004 10+ year member]

For a 2 channel amp I was looking at the Alpine MRP-T220, and the 4 channel amp MRP-F240. For Rockford 2 channel the P3002 and for the 4 channel P4004. I really don't need that expensive of an amp for my speakers tho. I showed my uncle my stuff and he said that my Head Unit which is the CDA-9833 will give my speaker distorstion. So he recommened that I got an amp for my speakers.

 

[Hades2004 10+ year member]

I was looking around and I was looking at Phoenix Gold. I came across this amp by PG, the OCTANE-R 5.0:4. It's $160 at Woofers Etc. Would this be a good 4 channel amp for my speakers? It does 80 watts RMSx4 @ 4 ohms.