Provided the RMS wattages match or are very nearly matched then taramps is a good brand to save money on. Just keep in mind that amp doesn't have a variable high pass or low pass filter options, so you'll need to rely on either an EQ or your head unit for the filtering. EQ would be ideal, because head unit filtering is usually pretty bad and doesn't offer a lot of options, just general ones like 63hz, 80hz, 100hz, 250hz, etc.So I had a taramps 440x4 but it was doa from Amazon so curious if I should stick with the same amp or set a different one. I'm looking at roughy 120 I have to spend.
It will be hooked up to 4 audio pipe mid range speakers
They exist, but they're not variable, same as the sony one on that list. Without variability you can't set the best crossover for your individual speakers and predicting a crossover point accurately without it being installed is next to impossible when mounting to the stock speaker locations.The taramps has a HP/lp filter on it but some reviews were staying that it wasn't good for highs and mids. Either way I have a Clarion EQ also hooked up to the car.