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<blockquote data-quote="timmyjimmy5150" data-source="post: 1429884" data-attributes="member: 565868">Hey all...I need some expert &quot;amp&quot; advice....Here is what I currently have:I have an F-150 SC with 4 sets of Boston component speakers in each door (a tweeter and a 5X7).... I also have a sub box under the &quot;60&quot; part of my rear seat with one JL sub in it.&nbsp; Pushing everything is: 1 JL 250/1 amp for the sub... This is fine for me.The other amp is a JL 300/4 pushing the 4 sets of component speakers in each of the 4 doors.NOW -- here is my question(s) ----Would I be better off adding 1 more JL 300/4 amp (I&#039;d have 2 total then) -and having one 300 amp push 2 channels (the front door speakers) and have the other 300 push the other 2 channels (bridge each of the 2 amps)?ORAm I better off removing the 300/4 and installing a 450/4 to drive the 4 channels?&nbsp; What I don&#039;t get on the 450/4 is Channels 1 &amp;amp; 2 are 150 watts and channels 3 &amp;amp; 4 are 75 watts....?&nbsp; So my front speakers would be twice as powerful as my rear speakers?&nbsp; Wouldn&#039;t that sound out of balanced?Now as it is I have 4 channels at 75 watts....Any help appreciated for my Novice questionsthanksTJ</blockquote>

[QUOTE="timmyjimmy5150, post: 1429884, member: 565868"] Hey all... I need some expert "amp" advice.... Here is what I currently have: I have an F-150 SC with 4 sets of Boston component speakers in each door (a tweeter and a 5X7).... I also have a sub box under the "60" part of my rear seat with one JL sub in it. Pushing everything is: 1 JL 250/1 amp for the sub... This is fine for me. The other amp is a JL 300/4 pushing the 4 sets of component speakers in each of the 4 doors. NOW -- here is my question(s) ---- Would I be better off adding 1 more JL 300/4 amp (I'd have 2 total then) - and having one 300 amp push 2 channels (the front door speakers) and have the other 300 push the other 2 channels (bridge each of the 2 amps)? OR Am I better off removing the 300/4 and installing a 450/4 to drive the 4 channels? What I don't get on the 450/4 is Channels 1 & 2 are 150 watts and channels 3 & 4 are 75 watts....? So my front speakers would be twice as powerful as my rear speakers? Wouldn't that sound out of balanced? Now as it is I have 4 channels at 75 watts.... Any help appreciated for my Novice questions thanks TJ [/QUOTE]

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