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<blockquote data-quote="dvrmstrng" data-source="post: 3955380" data-attributes="member: 569746"><p>got this response from someone over at DIY forum</p><p></p><p>ince you don't have any processsing, I would recommend the Seas CA18RNX + seas neo tweets (27TAFNCG). This combo should give a pretty smooth response out of the box. This will leave you with about $400 to spend on a 4-channel + some left over for materials. I would recommend the PG x200.4 which should give you plenty of power.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dvrmstrng, post: 3955380, member: 569746"] got this response from someone over at DIY forum ince you don't have any processsing, I would recommend the Seas CA18RNX + seas neo tweets (27TAFNCG). This combo should give a pretty smooth response out of the box. This will leave you with about $400 to spend on a 4-channel + some left over for materials. I would recommend the PG x200.4 which should give you plenty of power. [/QUOTE]
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