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<blockquote data-quote="steele6794" data-source="post: 8050965" data-attributes="member: 580534">I&#039;ve read alot about those JBL MS-62 that I feel comfortable with them.&nbsp; The focals do seem nice but there doesn&#039;t seem to be anyone who bought the JBL&#039;s and said they made a mistake.&nbsp; The consensus seems to be you get alot for the money.The power specs on those JBL&#039;s are thisPower Handling:Peak: 320 watts per pair / 160 watts eachRMS: 160 watts per pair / 80 watts eachI was thinking about the PPI phantom p900.4 but it looks like with the power they require I should be good with an amp that puts out 80-100RMS correct?&nbsp; I do love the size of that PPI though, so I was also considering the JBL GTO-804EZ at 80x4 @4ohm or should I stick with something that has a little more headroom like the p900.4 @ 145x4 or go with something in the middle around 100x4?Oh BTW I&#039;m probably going to run them passive and I know I could pick up a 2 channel because I do not plan on running rear speakers but I like the 4 channels so I can keep some options open down the road.Thanks for the recommendations</blockquote>

[QUOTE="steele6794, post: 8050965, member: 580534"] I've read alot about those JBL MS-62 that I feel comfortable with them. The focals do seem nice but there doesn't seem to be anyone who bought the JBL's and said they made a mistake. The consensus seems to be you get alot for the money. The power specs on those JBL's are this Power Handling: Peak: 320 watts per pair / 160 watts each RMS: 160 watts per pair / 80 watts each I was thinking about the PPI phantom p900.4 but it looks like with the power they require I should be good with an amp that puts out 80-100RMS correct? I do love the size of that PPI though, so I was also considering the JBL GTO-804EZ at 80x4 @4ohm or should I stick with something that has a little more headroom like the p900.4 @ 145x4 or go with something in the middle around 100x4? Oh BTW I'm probably going to run them passive and I know I could pick up a 2 channel because I do not plan on running rear speakers but I like the 4 channels so I can keep some options open down the road. Thanks for the recommendations [/QUOTE]

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