Okay, I need a little help in choosing 2 amps for my possible $1000 budget friendly audio setup. I'm not looking to win any SQ competitions, but I think I've made a few decent choices with the speakers, just need more amp suggestions.

1) I plan on running 2 Rockford Fosgate p3sd210 10" subs underseat, and need an amp powerful enough to run these safely. They are 300w rms each so I'm gonna need atleast a 600w+ rms amp, but I don't need overkill.

So far, I have 3 choices. Can I find cheaper that will work just as well for a low budget?
JBL GTO7001 700wrms - $200
Kicker 08ZX750.1 750w rms - $260
Alpine MRP-M1000 1000w rms - $270


2) I want to upgrade my front door speakers with Alpine component SPR-17S 110w rms and the rear door speakers with Alpine coaxial Alpine SPR-57C2 50w rms. Now I've heard mixed reviews, but I've heard the rear coaxials will run fine off the Audiophile HU, so I guess i just need an 2 channel amp that can put out around 220w+ rms for the front components. Will this work, or should I get a 4 channel amp and run all 4 speakers?

 

Which ever one of those you can get the cheapest. If it will do rated power and has the functions you need that is all you need to worry about.


Get the JBL.

 

i had the older model kicker zx750.1 running two l5's wired at a single ohm i thought i would have trouble with it cause it said not single ohm stable. but never had a lick of trouble. plus i like the looks of em.

 

JBL ftw!!

 

Okay, I've done a little more searching, and came across the Kenwood eXcelon 600w mono sub amp.

$150 - Kenwood excelon kac-x10d (600w rms X 1 @ 2 ohm)

I was considering the a JBL, but I haven't seen any reviews on it, and the Kenwood looks like it should be able to run the 2 RF p3sd210's just fine with their rated 300w rms each. Any comments?