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Im needing help on deciding what amp to get for my friends car. My buddy has 2 Alpine type E Subwoofers and Hertz High Energy Components. The subs are 250 watts rms and the components are 125 watts rms. Should i get a amp for the components and one for the subs or one amp? Im not sure what to look at when getting an amp. Do I add up the watts? Then what about the different channels. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Get a class D mono amp for the subs and a multi-channel amp for the components. You'll want a 2 or 4 channel depending on how many sets he's running. What amps you get depends on the speakers themselves. If the components are 125rms, I'm assuming the HSK 165's? Something like the AudioQue AQ4x90 would be a good fit. For the subs, 500 watts @ 2 ohms isn't too hard if you wire the subs in parallel. AudioQue also makes the AQ750 which will do 500 rms @ 2 ohms.

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Get one of the alpine pdx 5 channels. There quite nice and the exact amount of power your needing.

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