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<blockquote data-quote="zeruin" data-source="post: 6277209" data-attributes="member: 614079">Hey guys, I&#039;m looking for an amp to power a pair of Alpine 17SPX-REF front component speakers.. They are 75w rms, 225w max each.&nbsp; How much power should I be pushing to them each?&nbsp; I&#039;m think about going for 125w or so, but I&#039;m still new to components.. I don&#039;t wanna spend more than about $150, give or take, for the amp.. what do you suggest?I&#039;m gonna throw a pair of db571 coaxials in the back for rear fill, and I was thinking about just powering them off the Headunit, it&#039;s a Clarion CX609..I&#039;m a little confused on how to power these door speakers, should I go with a 4 channel and power all the speakers, or just a 2 channel and just amp the front components?&nbsp; I&#039;ve heard you can even amp both the front and rear with just a 2 channel.. or does it even matter..? I will probably fade the rears out anyways..Please help me out guys.. share the knowledge! lol..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zeruin, post: 6277209, member: 614079"] Hey guys, I'm looking for an amp to power a pair of Alpine 17SPX-REF front component speakers.. They are 75w rms, 225w max each. How much power should I be pushing to them each? I'm think about going for 125w or so, but I'm still new to components.. I don't wanna spend more than about $150, give or take, for the amp.. what do you suggest? I'm gonna throw a pair of db571 coaxials in the back for rear fill, and I was thinking about just powering them off the Headunit, it's a Clarion CX609.. I'm a little confused on how to power these door speakers, should I go with a 4 channel and power all the speakers, or just a 2 channel and just amp the front components? I've heard you can even amp both the front and rear with just a 2 channel.. or does it even matter..? I will probably fade the rears out anyways.. Please help me out guys.. share the knowledge! lol.. [/QUOTE]

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