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<blockquote data-quote="Sound-Man" data-source="post: 7959960" data-attributes="member: 646173">What I mean by amps with clean power signal:Is amps with certified RMS &amp;amp; peak power rating with quality components inside, that give your speakers the best quality sound. They will also have power in reserve, to give your system the best dynamic range, that way your music will sound great at all audio levels, with no distortion.Some amps will play loud, but don&#039;t have the RMS power needed and your system will lack dynamic range. A lot of cheap amps have poor quality components, that will give your speakers a dirty audio signal, that leads to distortion &amp;amp; bad sounding audio, witch finally leads to speaker failure.Try to match your speakers you choose, with a amp that matches or exceeds there RMS power handling, that way you can get the full potential out of your new system.The infinity are good speakers, but I personally like speakers from these brands ( Polk, Alpine, Rockford, JL, Diamond, MB Quart, Rainbow, Hertz, Focal. ) but that&#039;s just my personal tastes.You need to go out and listen to different brands, and see what you like.Just make sure and set it up correctly, the best equipment in the world will sound like crap, if not tuned correctly.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sound-Man, post: 7959960, member: 646173"] What I mean by amps with clean power signal: Is amps with certified RMS & peak power rating with quality components inside, that give your speakers the best quality sound. They will also have power in reserve, to give your system the best dynamic range, that way your music will sound great at all audio levels, with no distortion. Some amps will play loud, but don't have the RMS power needed and your system will lack dynamic range. A lot of cheap amps have poor quality components, that will give your speakers a dirty audio signal, that leads to distortion & bad sounding audio, witch finally leads to speaker failure. Try to match your speakers you choose, with a amp that matches or exceeds there RMS power handling, that way you can get the full potential out of your new system. The infinity are good speakers, but I personally like speakers from these brands ( Polk, Alpine, Rockford, JL, Diamond, MB Quart, Rainbow, Hertz, Focal. ) but that's just my personal tastes. You need to go out and listen to different brands, and see what you like. Just make sure and set it up correctly, the best equipment in the world will sound like crap, if not tuned correctly.[IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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