Originally Posted by
kiyoshi
speakers come in pairs, so you will only need one pair.
so figuring you would then have 200 (ish), you can certainly find a nice 4 channel amp and run the fronts for the time (channels 1/2), and come in with a subwoofer (bridged to channels 3/4) when you can afford one.
edit: btw, i love those Polk 6.5's. got a pair a while back and they rock
This is the way I do most hatches and crx's for member that do not want all the extra weight and do not want to spend alot of cash. Most four channel amps can run a 2 ohm load stereo. So from that point you can run your front and rear speaker off the amp. And channel three and four can run bridge mono at a four ohm load to power a sub or two depending the the rms of the sub and the amp output. But if your going to try to rock the world I would go with a two amp setup. The setup above will sound really clean if you match your speakers to your amp and keep the rms in check. If you are local and since its x-mas. You buy the equipment and I'll help you install your system at no charge. This way you can learn how its done and you can say you did it yourself
