What amp for alpine type r speakers?

Just replace the int speakers with ones the correct size. Don't put 6x9's in a box on top of your rear deck, that's ghetto.

Any 4ch that puts out 40+rms x4 @ 4ohm will do you fine.

i got the type r's s17's i got them on a cadence 250.2 but thats cuz I'm going to bridge out another pair of comps when i get them. its a pretty cheap amp. sonicelectronix.com kinda weird to mount tho but i got it to work.

my thoughts are ,how many threads are you going to make on this issue ?

ok ,its cool ,just get a pdx amp for your speakers ,since you like alpine

It would power them fine and you can get it for 150 new shipped off ebay.

As usual, buy used or open up to diff companies and you can get a better more powerful amp for the same price.

The cadence amp is out of stock. What are your thoughts on the alpine amp >mrp-f300

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check out cadence's csa1000.1 amp.... same price as the other cadence amp and will give you alittle more rms than the alpine. you can get it from cadence directly shipped for 99 @ bestaudiodeals.com

Not sure why spent so much brain power on an install with most speaker firing from the back of listener's ears.. I'd say try the front and rear speaker connected to a 4-channel amp. What's the point of 6x9's in a box? You already have a subwoofer, right?

Well, but I still want to see what's the goal of having so many speakers in the rear. If you want to have an SPL vehicle, I guess that's ok. But this is bad for SQ because playing any of those speakers in the rear loud will shift the sound stage to the rear, not to mention all the phase and time alignment issues. Another problem is that a typical amplifier has 4 or 5 channels, not six.

Instead of three sets of so-so speakers, I'd buy one solid set for the front. If you want something with lots of bass, consider HAT Clarus. With 7mm of xmax and FS in the 50s, this speaker is great for bass while still offering very good midrange and treble performance. Cross it at 50Hz-60Hz and use subwoofer to fill the lows. Add rear fill speakers once you have a processor to implement surround sound processing.