Need two amps!!! WHICH ONES?

[ballaru2ru]

Alright I've been going into this zone about having a great system in my '87 Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera. I currently have:

-Pioneer deh3200 deck

-Two kicker DS350 3.5's in the front http://www.kicker.com/ds_series

-Two Kicker DS Series 6x9's in the back http://www.amazon.com/Kicker-07DS693...7358900&sr=1-2

I want a good four channel amp dedicated to my interior where I can manipulate the bandpass and all that good stuff for my front and real speakers with the turn of a knob. Something that's simple to use and will last a good while. I was leaning toward: Kicker 08ZX3504 4X90-Watt 4-Channel Amplifier. Now for where I'm totally dumbfounded is when it comes to the subs amp. I'm selling my 15" comp v's and my kenwood amp so I can get two 15" L7's. I was almost 100% with the Hifonics2500d, but then I came across a few forums with bad reviews of their products and I'm having second thoughts. Now I'm leaning toward either an MTX THUNDER ELITE and I'm doing a little research on Lanzar's products. I really just need two good amps that'll last a long time because I drive all the time and I'll be playing at high volumes at all times. I need enough juice and some good quality. Anybody got any tips or suggestions?

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[350zspl 10+ year member]

your rear 6x9's are killing your front 3.5" as far as having a very pronounced rear stage and and very small front stage

a 6.5" set of components in front kick panels with a 2 channel running them , or a 4 channel bridged would be a better place to go rather than add an amp to what your current speaker set up is

sell the 6x9 , sell the 3.5"

buy 6.5" comps and place in your kick panels

they go ahead and get the amp you wanted to buy anyway to run them in either 2 or 4 channel

i would use no rear fill at all, if you must have it put the 3.5" that you have up front as rear fill and either play them off head unit power or use 2 of the 4 chanels to push the 6.5" up front and 3.5" out back

 

[emilimo701 10+ year member]

the 2010 hifonics amps have received great reviews and are CEA rated