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<blockquote data-quote="mimcgl" data-source="post: 193948" data-attributes="member: 547688"><p>Hey, this is my first post but i&#039;ve already learned a lot just by browsing these boards.&nbsp; Anyways, i drive a 2001 Dodge Neon and have a Kenwood KDC319 HU with stock speakers.&nbsp; I&#039;m soon going to get Infinity reference 6.5&#039;s (60W RMS, 4 ohm) in the front and Infinity reference 6x9&#039;s (100W RMS, 4 ohm) in the back deck.&nbsp; I also want to get an amp for all 4 speakers but i&#039;m not sure how to set it up.&nbsp; If i get a 4 channel amp can i set it so the back speakers get more power than the fronts or is it split up evenly no matter what?&nbsp; Also do i have to run the speakers at 4 ohms?&nbsp; Also, i&#039;ve heard us acoustics amps are good for the money, but if you have any other ideas i&#039;d appreciate it.&nbsp; Sorry if these seem like stupid questions, i&#039;m a total newbie when it comes to amps and wiring and stuff.&nbsp; Thanks for any suggestions.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mimcgl, post: 193948, member: 547688"] Hey, this is my first post but i've already learned a lot just by browsing these boards. Anyways, i drive a 2001 Dodge Neon and have a Kenwood KDC319 HU with stock speakers. I'm soon going to get Infinity reference 6.5's (60W RMS, 4 ohm) in the front and Infinity reference 6x9's (100W RMS, 4 ohm) in the back deck. I also want to get an amp for all 4 speakers but i'm not sure how to set it up. If i get a 4 channel amp can i set it so the back speakers get more power than the fronts or is it split up evenly no matter what? Also do i have to run the speakers at 4 ohms? Also, i've heard us acoustics amps are good for the money, but if you have any other ideas i'd appreciate it. Sorry if these seem like stupid questions, i'm a total newbie when it comes to amps and wiring and stuff. Thanks for any suggestions. [/QUOTE]

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