need some good options for amps (multiple mids n highs)

[Harsh Kumar]

Need amp for front stage (4 pair of mids & 2 pair of highs, all rated 200w RMS-4ohms each) total 6 pair / 12 drivers. (total rms 2400w)

This would be a SQL setup, have Rockford Fosgate 3SIXTY.3 for eq/crossover.

Need 4 channel amps rated around:

180-200W RMS per channel @ 4 ohms (single driver on each channel)

Or 350-400W RMS per channel @ 2 ohms ( pair of 2 drivers on each channel in parallel)

Or if any opinion available for 1 ohm stable amp around 750-800W true rms ( that would take all mids together on a pair of channels)

Number of amps doesn't matter much (but least would be preferred) efficiency & a bit of sound quality matters

Total budget for these amps is around $1000. (changeable if options are convincing)

Kindly suggest best way to setup.

I hope I have not cluttered up details in a way it could not be understood..

[bighossf150]

crescendo c1100.4

[Harsh Kumar]

crescendo c1100.4

I kinda like this option.

4x180w@4ohm 4x300w@2ohm

Any more info about them.? True power ratings.? I've no experience with crescendo.

[bighossf150]

they are beasts, I have mine powering 8 6.5"s and 2 super tweets and it keeps up with my 157+ substage. they are big though the ampere audio 125.4 is another good option, just not as much power as the nendo

[Harsh Kumar]

So, I would be good with 2 c1100.4s..?

All 4 bullet tweeters on 1 amp ( 180w for each)

All 8 mids on other amp (300/2 W = 150W for each)

Or if I go with 3rd amp n add 4 of the mids from other amp to this ( each will get 30W more, total of 240W difference...

Would that be noticeable enough to go with a 3rd amp.. Or that would be wasting lots of money for just a slight gain..?

[ParDeus]

2 amps would be plenty, imo.