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<blockquote data-quote="Emvaz" data-source="post: 7666562" data-attributes="member: 640044">Hey guys, I&#039;m trying to get more power to my front end components and was wondering what the best solution would be.&nbsp; Here is my current setup:2006 Nissan Altima Se-RHead unit: Kenwood BT-9000Amp: &quot;Memphis Belle&quot; 600w 5-channelSubs: 2 12&#039; Memphis M3sFront End: Hybrid Audio Clarus C61-2 components with 2-way crossoversRear Shelf: Hybrid Audio Mirus 6x9 coaxialsRear Doors: 5 1/4 stock Bose speakers (currently unpowered)So, I&#039;m happy with the sound I&#039;m getting from the tweets with the crossover set to +0 db, and I&#039;m happy with the bass I&#039;m getting from the subs, but the midbass could be more defined.&nbsp; I feel like I could be getting more of the potential out of the Clarus 6 1/2 drivers if I fed them more power, and have read about some users running these with 1 channel going to each tweeter and each 6 1/2 (4 channels total), but this would mean taking power from the 6x9s in the rear.&nbsp; Ideally I would like to buy another amp and replace the currently unpowered 5 1/4 in the rear doors to utilize all stock speaker enclosures.What would be the best way to to go about this?Should I use my current amp to power the front end and sub, and then buy a new amp to power the rear door components and coaxials?Can my current amp get the best out of the Clarus doing it that way?If not, should I power the rears with my current amp and buy a new amp to run the Clarus components in the front exclusively?Is that even a viable setup?What amp would you all recommend to get the job done?Rear door speakers?Thanks in advance for any help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Emvaz, post: 7666562, member: 640044"] Hey guys, I'm trying to get more power to my front end components and was wondering what the best solution would be. Here is my current setup: 2006 Nissan Altima Se-R Head unit: Kenwood BT-9000 Amp: "Memphis Belle" 600w 5-channel Subs: 2 12' Memphis M3s Front End: Hybrid Audio Clarus C61-2 components with 2-way crossovers Rear Shelf: Hybrid Audio Mirus 6x9 coaxials Rear Doors: 5 1/4 stock Bose speakers (currently unpowered) So, I'm happy with the sound I'm getting from the tweets with the crossover set to +0 db, and I'm happy with the bass I'm getting from the subs, but the midbass could be more defined. I feel like I could be getting more of the potential out of the Clarus 6 1/2 drivers if I fed them more power, and have read about some users running these with 1 channel going to each tweeter and each 6 1/2 (4 channels total), but this would mean taking power from the 6x9s in the rear. Ideally I would like to buy another amp and replace the currently unpowered 5 1/4 in the rear doors to utilize all stock speaker enclosures. What would be the best way to to go about this? Should I use my current amp to power the front end and sub, and then buy a new amp to power the rear door components and coaxials? Can my current amp get the best out of the Clarus doing it that way? If not, should I power the rears with my current amp and buy a new amp to run the Clarus components in the front exclusively? Is that even a viable setup? What amp would you all recommend to get the job done? Rear door speakers? Thanks in advance for any help. [/QUOTE]

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