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<blockquote data-quote="Aviation0053" data-source="post: 5381266" data-attributes="member: 605470">I made a bad choice. I bought a 1000w 4 channel amp for my aftermarket speakers...1000w will blow my speakers correct?Im going to return the old amp and buy a new one.What is the maximum wattage I can go up to without blowing my speakers? Im looking for 2 ohm stable.Thanks.Trying to keep it cheap also.EDIT: I currently have this amp installed, <a href="http://www.audiosavings.com/product_...a-8fa6b65de504" target="_blank">http://www.audiosavings.com/product_...a-8fa6b65de504</a>it has 100w RMS x4.. it does not run on 2 ohm&#039;s though. I have 2 ohm speakers. should i just have my speakers hooked up to this amp? or buy a replacement?currently it is powering my sub only.i bought infinity&#039;s but they are not getting enough power with the stock 240 watt amp, they sound terrible.thanks everyone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aviation0053, post: 5381266, member: 605470"] I made a bad choice. I bought a 1000w 4 channel amp for my aftermarket speakers... 1000w will blow my speakers correct? Im going to return the old amp and buy a new one. What is the maximum wattage I can go up to without blowing my speakers? Im looking for 2 ohm stable. Thanks. Trying to keep it cheap also. EDIT: I currently have this amp installed, [URL="http://www.audiosavings.com/product_...a-8fa6b65de504"]http://www.audiosavings.com/product_...a-8fa6b65de504[/URL] it has 100w RMS x4.. it does not run on 2 ohm's though. I have 2 ohm speakers. should i just have my speakers hooked up to this amp? or buy a replacement? currently it is powering my sub only. i bought infinity's but they are not getting enough power with the stock 240 watt amp, they sound terrible. thanks everyone [/QUOTE]

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