i dont really understand what you are asking, but i would have one 2 channel amp for a pair of subs, and a 4 channel for your speakers. i think thats what you were asking
thanks derekstanggt for correcting me. i dont know anything about the car audio thing, im trying to learn. i want to run a pair of componets for the front, coax. for the rear, and 2-10's. for the 10's ive been told either the alpine type r or jl10w3v2. as far as the componets are concerned, i am clueless.
CDT CL-61 is a really good set of 150 dollar components.
I suggest a 4 channel for the front and rear like a us accoustics and a jbl bp600.1 for the subs you could get both of these for around 300 total on ebay.
thanks derekstanggt for correcting me. i dont know anything about the car audio thing, im trying to learn. i want to run a pair of componets for the front, coax. for the rear, and 2-10's. for the 10's ive been told either the alpine type r or jl10w3v2. as far as the componets are concerned, i am clueless.
i dont really know how much bass you want, but two 10" W3s will kick HARD. a friend of mine has a 12" W3 (which basically sounds the same except his can hit lower frequencies) w/ an otherwise stock system and when he cranks it, i cant even hear the highs, just the bass. Alpine doesnt really have a good reputation for subs IMO, just decks/head units. if you do run W3s, make sure you have enough/not too many watts running into them. here is a graph from JL Audio to let you know exactly how many watts you need.