Good Head Unit to run 2 amps

[Dean 10+ year member]

I'm looking to power a 4 channel amp for speakers, and a 2 channel amp for subs. These amps are going to entirely separate, 4 channel just for speakers 2 channel just for subs. I'm willing to spend around the ballpark of 275-325 on a head unit. The vehicle is a 92 ext cab s10. I wanna run component speakers in all 4 corners. Thanks!

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[daboyfrumdabx 10+ year member]

Why 2 channel for subs?

 

[fasfocus00 5,000+ posts]

@the price you are willing to spend you pretty much can get a high end head unit new off ebay or if you're willing to buy used it's fair game on the forums. personally i'd go with Alpine or Kenwood Excelon.

 

[kramer_212 10+ year member]

@the price you are willing to spend you pretty much can get a high end head unit new off ebay or if you're willing to buy used it's fair game on the forums. personally i'd go with Alpine or Kenwood Excelon.

both nice, but i like/liked my pioneer 9800bt, and 7800bt better than both my alpine iva-d106+imprint and 9887 never tried a decent kenwood.

 

[Dean 10+ year member]

or a mono, whatever one works out better

 

[Dean 10+ year member]

hmm, appreciate the advice guys. Any preferences on what alpine h.u?

 

[kramer_212 10+ year member]

or a mono, whatever one works out better

i would bridge the two channel and run mono if you already have it.........if you have a single chamber enclosure this is a must.........

 

[Dean 10+ year member]

i would bridge the two channel and run mono if you already have it.........if you have a single chamber enclosure this is a must.........

Haven't bought the amp yet, still in the staging process planning it all out. Looking to run two 12" RE's