Best Amp for my setup

[zoriboi]

Hey guys, just have a quick question:

I have a Pontiac Grand AM no amp at the moment, i dont plan on getting any subs, i just want crisp good quality music with a little bass.

I currently have Polk Audio db691 with a Peak Power Handling 300 watts

RMS Power Handling 100 watts for rear and Polk Audio db461P with a Peak Power Handling 150 watts

RMS Power Handling 50 watts, and of course, i am not getting enough power without an amp.

What would be a good amp to get for my setup?

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[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Never look at peak power

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Precision Power PPI BK520.4 Black Ice 520W 4-Channel Amplifier

Go easy on the gain setting for your front speakers and give full power to your rears. Again, Never even look at peak power ever again, only go by continuous/RMS wattage.

 

[zoriboi]

Thanks for the help!

 

[LosIsATool 5,000+ posts]

Thanks for the help!

DO NOT give full power to the rears. They need to have less than the fronts or they will pull all the output to the back. Thats the exact opposite you want.

 

[bigmizzle99]

If you've never I installed an amp before then you'll be amazed and satisfied at just 50w/channel. If you consider an average head unit is only 12-15 watts, doubling the power will get you 3db increase then double it again for another 3db. You'll notice. Step it up to 100 and you should be very satisfied. Look at the RF Prime Class D aamp