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I've heard a million good things about JL from just about everybody. My biggest concern is how much does it cost? I don't really have a lot of budget for the audio system. I am not looking to the best of the best out there. I do, however, want something that is best quality and value for the...

Thank you very much for the info. You are the best... otherwise I would certainly fall into the trap !!

I see... maybe I will seriously consider a MTX amps now... Thanks again

That explains why I couldn't find any reseller's rating for them...

Seems like they have a great selection, and their price are at least 20-50% lower than other online stores. Does this fall into one of these too gooo to be true categories??? Thank for your input!!!

Thank you for the long reply. How is MTX? I see that a lot in the big box stores, how is their quality?

I was going to get that oringinally, but when I found out it only give 40W rms at 12.5V, it is kind of a turn off. Anyhow, thank you anyways though...

Thank you all very much for your advice. I listened to the infinity speakers and they are wonderful. Since my ear are not that trained for the "perfect sound" and I am not trying to shake down my neighbour's house, I could save a lot of money. There are just so many amps out there to choose...

Thanks for the info: Answer to your questions: I don't intend to spend too much. My focus is good value for the money. What I am thinking aobut now: Infinity REF6800CS in the front, and a single sub either KAPPA PERFECT12.1D/or KAPPA PERFECT10.1D in a sealed encloure. These seems to be pretty...

That's the one. I forgot about when you bridge the amps, you are not only chaning the power, you are also changing the impendence. Thanks a lot.

I don't think I need rear speakers, either. I guess I was new to this, and thought that if you bridge two rear channel, you are only going to get 150W :) How does that work?

Very good point. However, is this configration stable? I mean using 4 Oh for front and 2 Oh for sub? Which four channel amplifier would you recommand. Good value for the money type. Not those really cheap ones, but not premium ones, either. Thanks.

not very much. I don't want to get deaf yet. I say 75W/channel RMS would be more than enough.

I want to get a system in my new 3. Since I don't want the hassle of having to run two amps (power, grounding, distribution box etc... ) I thinking about getting a good 5 channel amps with 4 +1 configuration. I know Alpine MRV-F450 and JL 500/5 fit this catogory, but their sub power seems a bit...