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<blockquote data-quote="JustPerfect" data-source="post: 386583" data-attributes="member: 552248">Interesting, thanks a lot for the replies.... 10 watts rms, eh? Man, that&#039;s pretty crappy, heh.Can you find y-adapters pretty easily for cheap? I mean, do wal-marts or radio shacks have them usually? &#039;Cause if they&#039;re cheap, I&#039;d love to use that for a while and then get a new head unit later. My mom hates me putting money into my car&#039;s audio system, hehe.Well, thanks for the replies guys. I have kind of a similar question, too. My Alpine SPS-170&#039;s that I&#039;m going to be installing probably for the rear speakers are 40 watts rms, and I&#039;m planning on getting better speakers for the fronts.... But aren&#039;t those usually more like 60-70 rms? If so, is it okay to give the Alpines a little more than their rms, supposing I decide to use a 4-channel amp to power them as well as the fronts?Thanks again&nbsp; :thumbsup ,- Dane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JustPerfect, post: 386583, member: 552248"] Interesting, thanks a lot for the replies.... 10 watts rms, eh? Man, that's pretty crappy, heh. Can you find y-adapters pretty easily for cheap? I mean, do wal-marts or radio shacks have them usually? 'Cause if they're cheap, I'd love to use that for a while and then get a new head unit later. My mom hates me putting money into my car's audio system, hehe. Well, thanks for the replies guys. I have kind of a similar question, too. My Alpine SPS-170's that I'm going to be installing probably for the rear speakers are 40 watts rms, and I'm planning on getting better speakers for the fronts.... But aren't those usually more like 60-70 rms? If so, is it okay to give the Alpines a little more than their rms, supposing I decide to use a 4-channel amp to power them as well as the fronts? Thanks again :thumbsup , - Dane [/QUOTE]

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