Keep in mind that bridging the amp ONLY works on an amp setup for it. If its not setup for it, you will blow that amp up pretty damn quick.

 

alright thats simple enuff to understand....i was at wally world last night and they had 2 amps for under $100, which is around what i am willin to spend........one was an sony xplod and the other was a dual mofset......dont remember the specifics on either but which would be the better brand? or could someone put a link up to a better one in my price range?......i think im gonna go for a 4 channel cause my rears will be needin replacin in a little while too

 

you need to size the amp to your speakers. it would be better to know exactly what you have or what your planning to put in.

 

theres a link up there^ somewhere to the ones im puttin up front......prob somethin similar in the back

 

Im not putting in a sub...and I have a Pioneer 780W laying around....

 

Doesn't matter if your putting in a sub or not. Like others have said, too little power to your speakers will ruin them and the same thing goes for too much power.

that big of an amp are you sure it's not a mono amp? Thats pretty high for a 2 channel amp.

 

I honestly don't know...I bought it at WalMart a few years back...and it's 760...not 780. Specs on WalMart say 2 channel 760w Max

 

still no one understands that when you buy a **** 760watt amp at walmart it is NOT 760watts..like if you bought a kicker or JL amp. Your speaker amp should be 90w RMS. I would say 50w is a bit underpowered for decent speakers. I have a 4 chan 90 watt powering my 4 speakers and its alittle underpowered. both of those amps are junk but since you have an unrealistic price range for wanting quality just get the sony.

 

Uh...ok...?....I bought it and used it with a 12 Kicker Comp that I had...and it was used with the speakers...worked just fine, and sounded great. So, am I gathering that RMS and AMPs are different ratings?

 

i never said that i wanted the best sound system ever or top quality