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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8146743" data-attributes="member: 650438">would not do the crunch amp, they are borderline boss audio, a buddy of mines added a crunch amp to his bose system and it was only 10% louder than his head unit volume, very weak and amp with bloated power ratings. Your also going to want to look for continuous RMS power, crunch only lists maximum power which is the rating they see before they explode. Realistically they&#039;d probably put out 30 watts rms and i&#039;m being very generous.What i would do for your system is to only get your head unit and a good set of compenents for your front speakers, buy this amp <a href="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_38338_Precision-Power-PPI-P900.4.html" target="_blank">Precision Power PPI P900.4 (p9004) 4-Channel Phantom Car Amplifier</a>&nbsp; wire the front speakers to two channels on the amp and use the other two channels for the kicker subs.&nbsp; Let your rear speakers be powered by the head unit, its the least important part of your system really, you can upgrade that anytime later. Focus on your front and subs and never skimp out on the amp.your also going to need to fit in wiring kit, sub box and rcas in your budget.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8146743, member: 650438"] would not do the crunch amp, they are borderline boss audio, a buddy of mines added a crunch amp to his bose system and it was only 10% louder than his head unit volume, very weak and amp with bloated power ratings. Your also going to want to look for continuous RMS power, crunch only lists maximum power which is the rating they see before they explode. Realistically they'd probably put out 30 watts rms and i'm being very generous. What i would do for your system is to only get your head unit and a good set of compenents for your front speakers, buy this amp [URL="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_38338_Precision-Power-PPI-P900.4.html"]Precision Power PPI P900.4 (p9004) 4-Channel Phantom Car Amplifier[/URL] wire the front speakers to two channels on the amp and use the other two channels for the kicker subs. Let your rear speakers be powered by the head unit, its the least important part of your system really, you can upgrade that anytime later. Focus on your front and subs and never skimp out on the amp. your also going to need to fit in wiring kit, sub box and rcas in your budget. [/QUOTE]

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