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What would you guys recommend to power infinity perfect 6.1s and a single 10" sub? I'm looking to get 1 amp to do the job, something good, i don't want to skimp out on quality.

Also, what's a good sub to get? is the infinity perfect 10 any good? or would you junkies recommend something else?

Thanks.

By they way, i have a 9831 HU if that helps.

NFRs2000NYC

Allen,

For the sub, I would look at either, my sub, (Alphasonik 800 series), Infinity Perfect DVQ, Eclipse.

All are in the 250 and under range.

As for amps....
Any amp thats 125x4@ ohms is perfect for you. Youll have 125 for each door and 500 for the sub.

As for amps....some nice suggestions...
http://www.ikesound.com/product-product_id/250

VERY GOOD quality amp.

only one con, its a bit big.

Amzing amp, retarted price
http://www.woofersetc.com/product.as...0&1=471&3=2348

These are the amps I have in my car (2 of them)...I really love them....never had an issue.
http://www.ikesound.com/product-product_id/226

There are many more, but IMHO, these are great to get the job done.

Its also better to know what you want....do you want a stealth install or bling bling...do you want something cheap or quality...etc.

My vote is for the tarantula.....if you can afford it. Itll be the last amp you buy.

mcomer

I have exactly the same setup (Perfect 6.1's, 10" sub) and am running a SoundStream VGA500.4 in the spare tire well. It's 125x4, which is just about right - as NFRs2000NYC said.

One point - you'll need to pay attention to your amp and your sub with this kind of configuration. A lot of the 4 channel amps (like mine) don't do two ohm stable when bridged. (They'll do two ohms on a single channel just fine, but not bridged.) So, you end up needing a sub with a single 4 ohm voice coil to bridge across two channels (or two 8 ohm voice coils to run in parallel, or two 2 ohm voice coils to run in series - and these are not common configurations). Four ohm single is easy to find though.

Matt

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cool

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