hi,

i was taking the advice left for me in the previous post and looking for an amp for my components in the front, my rms of my component is 90w....should i get any old amp with rms lower then that or go for an amp with a higher rms?

regards

Jon

it seems like a silly question but I'm new to all this so thats why I'm asking =$ lool

hi,

i was taking the advice left for me in the previous post and looking for an amp for my components in the front, my rms of my component is 90w....should i get any old amp with rms lower then that or go for an amp with a higher rms?

regards

Jon

Are you just going to run components to the amp?

If your going to wire a sub aswell, you need a higher one.

hi,

i was taking the advice left for me in the previous post and looking for an amp for my components in the front, my rms of my component is 90w....should i get any old amp with rms lower then that or go for an amp with a higher rms?

regards

Jon

Are you just going to run components to the amp?

If your going to wire a sub aswell, you need a higher one.

I'm just going to run the components off it...getting a 2 channel? what should i do?

hi,

i was taking the advice left for me in the previous post and looking for an amp for my components in the front, my rms of my component is 90w....should i get any old amp with rms lower then that or go for an amp with a higher rms?

regards

Jon

Are you just going to run components to the amp?

If your going to wire a sub aswell, you need a higher one.

I'm just going to run the components off it...getting a 2 channel? what should i do?

I'd say just a 2 channel amp, doesn't have to be that expensive.

2 channel amp with an rms higher than the rms of the speakers.

I say this because you don't want to turn your amp gain all the way up, if you have it about 1/2 to 3/4 you won't be pushing it too hard.

Look at genesis profile 2 amps mate, they are good quality.