Amp recommendation to power Morel front stage

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Any recommended amp (make/model) to power either Morel Dotech Ovation / Morel Dotech MKII front component speaker?

Will also intend to add a 10in sub in a sealed box, eventually. Do I need a diff amp for the sub? I don't intend to run the rear spealers anymore.

The car is an 07 Subaru Impreza. I intend to get front doors & trunk sound deadened eventually.

I just want sound quality to improve vs the stock set-up. I have already changed the stock head unit to a Pioneer 2-DIN DVD unit.

I listen to mostly Rock, Lounge, some House.

Any reco on amp, speaker, etc. is most welcome. Noob to car audio.

 
It's my first and last investment in car audio for this car, so i'm doing it piece by piece starting with component speakers & amp, followed by sound deadening, then the sub... so i guess i'm pretty flexible. Is $200 enough for an amp?

If I get a sub eventually, will i need another amp? Is it possible to just get 1 amp, and run both the Morel components and eventually the sub?

Apologies, i'm really a noob at car audio. Appreciate your advice and assistance.

 
I'm a mega-noob, so please bear with me. What do you mean by "bridge"?
In this case he means to take a 4 channel amplifier and make it a 2 channel amplifier

by bridging the amp to 2 channels. 2 channels amps can bridge to a 1 channel amp

to run subwoofer(s). This will increase the power output per channel and decrease

the number of available channels.

 
budget???????
hmmmm... like i said, i'm pretty flexible. for the amp & sub, just to put a realistic cap, i guess i'm willing spend anywhere between $300-500. I guess what i'm looking for is value-for-money quality equipment, that I will be satisfied with for the life of my car.

I don't ever intend to sell the car, and I also don't ever want to upgrade the car audio, once i've set it up. Which is why i'm pretty flexible on budget. I can add piece by piece, if in case my budget now does not fit for quality equipment.

 
In this case he means to take a 4 channel amplifier and make it a 2 channel amplifierby bridging the amp to 2 channels. 2 channels amps can bridge to a 1 channel amp

to run subwoofer(s). This will increase the power output per channel and decrease

the number of available channels.


Again, bear with my ignorance...

Does that mean, I can get a 4 channel amp to power the front speakers, then bridge 2 channels to eventually power a single sub?

 
Again, bear with my ignorance...
Does that mean, I can get a 4 channel amp to power the front speakers, then bridge 2 channels to eventually power a single sub?
Yes. But not a lot of 4 channel amps put out the kind of power

I like on my subs when you bridge 2 of the channels. If you choose a very

efficient sub, it can be okay.

 
Yes. But not a lot of 4 channel amps put out the kind of powerI like on my subs when you bridge 2 of the channels. If you choose a very

efficient sub, it can be okay.
Thanks for bearing with me. Is there any specific 4-channel amp that you can recommend, where i can power the front and eventually a sub?

I've been recommended the Alpine PX4 and the Arc KS 300.4. They're a bit pricey, but if they'll do the job well, I am willing to save up and invest.

 
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