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<blockquote data-quote="n2audio" data-source="post: 136940" data-attributes="member: 540940">I think you&#039;ve done pretty well so far.Lanzar is anything but a POS company.&nbsp; Like any successful corporation Sound Around (owner of Lanzar) builds a wide range of products from low-end budget stuff to some of the best products on the market.&nbsp; The amp you mentioned is one of their lower end products, but I think it might be just what you need.&nbsp; You need to realize though that the reason that particular amp is so affordable is because it won&#039;t put out the power it claims -- that&#039;s just how low cost amps work.&nbsp; So if you want to stick with that series I think you should go with something a little bigger, and your subs will thank you for it.&nbsp;Actually the Jbl 300.1 is a great recommendation.&nbsp; Yes, it is only 150 watts at 4 ohms, but with a pair of subs you can wire them in paralell which will put a 2 ohm load on the amp and give you 150 (actual) watts per sub.&nbsp; It would be an ideal amp for your application, for both power and price.My only other suggestion would be for you to consider a small amp for your front speakers for your first upgrade.&nbsp; It would really help balance your fronts with the lows you&#039;ll be getting from your subs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="n2audio, post: 136940, member: 540940"] I think you've done pretty well so far. Lanzar is anything but a POS company. Like any successful corporation Sound Around (owner of Lanzar) builds a wide range of products from low-end budget stuff to some of the best products on the market. The amp you mentioned is one of their lower end products, but I think it might be just what you need. You need to realize though that the reason that particular amp is so affordable is because it won't put out the power it claims -- that's just how low cost amps work. So if you want to stick with that series I think you should go with something a little bigger, and your subs will thank you for it. Actually the Jbl 300.1 is a great recommendation. Yes, it is only 150 watts at 4 ohms, but with a pair of subs you can wire them in paralell which will put a 2 ohm load on the amp and give you 150 (actual) watts per sub. It would be an ideal amp for your application, for both power and price. My only other suggestion would be for you to consider a small amp for your front speakers for your first upgrade. It would really help balance your fronts with the lows you'll be getting from your subs. [/QUOTE]

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