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<blockquote data-quote="Flipx99" data-source="post: 3535937" data-attributes="member: 562352">I have the S4.The S4/m1a is about the same price as the 1.1000/4.150 combo.Here is some things to consider:1) Are you going active2) What drivers did you select3) How much space do you haveI chose the S4a/M1a combo. It wasn&#039;t cheap but works well. In retrospect, I would have chose the 4.150/1.1000 combo as I could have really used the space.But here is another consideration. Let&#039;s pretend you have a passive setup.You can run 100w to each side, and bridge the rear channels to get 700w @ 1 ohm....effectively having a really nice 3 channel amp in a small space.You can&#039;t really go wrong either way though.Also..pea es:Don&#039;t use the crossovers on the S4a (or 4.150 for that matter) if you want to go active, get a active capable HU or external processing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flipx99, post: 3535937, member: 562352"] I have the S4. The S4/m1a is about the same price as the 1.1000/4.150 combo. Here is some things to consider: 1) Are you going active 2) What drivers did you select 3) How much space do you have I chose the S4a/M1a combo. It wasn't cheap but works well. In retrospect, I would have chose the 4.150/1.1000 combo as I could have really used the space. But here is another consideration. Let's pretend you have a passive setup. You can run 100w to each side, and bridge the rear channels to get 700w @ 1 ohm....effectively having a really nice 3 channel amp in a small space. You can't really go wrong either way though. Also..pea es: Don't use the crossovers on the S4a (or 4.150 for that matter) if you want to go active, get a active capable HU or external processing. [/QUOTE]

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