building my own pc speakers need help

[Jessica]

I have an extra set of t2675s setting around and I am going to build some small cabinets for them and I want to find an amp to power them. I am Aldo going go need a sub. I had considered a fosgate p2 8 since they are super cheap.

If you guys have any ideas for an amp to run three speakers, two mids and a sub that would be awesome. If you have a better idea for a sub that would be cool too.

This amp needs to run off 110v and be 4ohm stable.

I know jack about those amps like that they have on parts express so I have to rely on your guys knowledge for this one.

Thanks

[Jessica]

Bump

[ham4864]

A stereo receiver will work.

[Jessica]

I want something I can mount in the sub enclosure. I would like to keep it modular looking

[ham4864]

something like this should work

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=300-775

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=300-771

[Jessica]

That's only two channel. And is Dayton any good? Only 35x2 also.

[Facekicker]

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=248-462

More like this I think, there's also a 4x100 circuit board if you're confident soldering.

[ham4864]

As far as i been told dayton is pretty good. I know some of there speakers are.

[Jessica]

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=248-462

More like this I think, there's also a 4x100 circuit board if you're confident soldering.

What the heck? 2x10 at like 10% thd I'll pass.

[Jessica]

Ham I didn't see the second link you posted. That might work the issue is minimum impedance is 8 ohm on the two channel part. I could just use bass blockers I guess and wire in series.