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<blockquote data-quote="BIG.D" data-source="post: 4383995" data-attributes="member: 578088">I currently have the speakers in my truck just running off my head unit so there only getting about 20 watts RMS witch isnt really cutting it so i wanna add more power to the speakers and plus get a sub. I was looking at the JBL PX300.4 and tying the 2 front speakers together as a channel so they would get about 60watts RMS per speaker and then doing the same for the rear speakers on another channel also getting about 60watts RMS per speaker. Then bridging the remaining two channels together putting out 358watts RMS for a sub. Does this sound ok? any problems with this idea?&nbsp;&nbsp; Thanks for your help in advance!Heres a link to the amp<a href="http://www.jbl.com/car/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=PX300.4&amp;amp;CheckProduct=Y" target="_blank">http://www.jbl.com/car/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=PX300.4&amp;amp;CheckProduct=Y</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="BIG.D, post: 4383995, member: 578088"] I currently have the speakers in my truck just running off my head unit so there only getting about 20 watts RMS witch isnt really cutting it so i wanna add more power to the speakers and plus get a sub. I was looking at the JBL PX300.4 and tying the 2 front speakers together as a channel so they would get about 60watts RMS per speaker and then doing the same for the rear speakers on another channel also getting about 60watts RMS per speaker. Then bridging the remaining two channels together putting out 358watts RMS for a sub. Does this sound ok? any problems with this idea? Thanks for your help in advance! Heres a link to the amp [URL="http://www.jbl.com/car/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=PX300.4&CheckProduct=Y"]http://www.jbl.com/car/products/product_detail.aspx?prod=PX300.4&CheckProduct=Y[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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