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<blockquote data-quote="adam71" data-source="post: 2628976" data-attributes="member: 549079">Ok, I&#039;m assuming you have an amp for your sub already.&nbsp; If you want to add front and rear speakers then I would suggest adding a 4 channel amp.&nbsp; Then you could let your sub amp power the sub only.&nbsp; If you just want to add front speakers you would only need a 2 channel.My suggestion for a more cost effective solution would be the following:Buy a set of nice components you can afford.Buy a 4 channel amp within your budgetWait on the rear speakers for now and if you find you still really want them you can add a pair of rear speakers down the line you will have the channels on your amp available for them.For now you can bridge that 4 channel down to 2 channels and run just your front components.&nbsp; If your components are&nbsp; good enough you may find you no longer need rears.&nbsp; Thats what happened to me a long time ago.&nbsp; I eventually found that I was no longer missing rear speakers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="adam71, post: 2628976, member: 549079"] Ok, I'm assuming you have an amp for your sub already. If you want to add front and rear speakers then I would suggest adding a 4 channel amp. Then you could let your sub amp power the sub only. If you just want to add front speakers you would only need a 2 channel. My suggestion for a more cost effective solution would be the following: Buy a set of nice components you can afford. Buy a 4 channel amp within your budget Wait on the rear speakers for now and if you find you still really want them you can add a pair of rear speakers down the line you will have the channels on your amp available for them. For now you can bridge that 4 channel down to 2 channels and run just your front components. If your components are good enough you may find you no longer need rears. Thats what happened to me a long time ago. I eventually found that I was no longer missing rear speakers. [/QUOTE]

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