Amp for stockers?

[TheMainFrame]

What kinda amp should i use to power my stock speakers? Im removing the head unit in place for a CarPC and need to power the speakers with an amp.

[abhiwan]

do you plan on upgradeing to better speakers later on?
if so may as well shell out the bucks now for a amp that has a good amount of power. the worst thing you can do is be underpowered with high end aftermarket speakers.

i think the stock front speakers can handle maybe 50W's i don't know about those rear speakers. i guess you can just turn the gain down on the rear speakers and you'll be good to go. i wouldn't push much then 75w's to the stock speakers.

[TheMainFrame]

do you plan on upgradeing to better speakers later on?
if so may as well shell out the bucks now for a amp that has a good amount of power. the worst thing you can do is be underpowered with high end aftermarket speakers.

i think the stock front speakers can handle maybe 50W's i don't know about those rear speakers. i guess you can just turn the gain down on the rear speakers and you'll be good to go. i wouldn't push much then 75w's to the stock speakers.

No plans for better speakers right now or near future... jus need amp to power stockers..

[TheMainFrame]

So if i purchased just a inexpensive 4 ch amp rated at 200 watts that would be 4 x 50w channels right?

And a 300w would be a 4 x 75w?

is 75 pushing it already and i should just go for the 4 x 50w amp to be safe?

[abhiwan]

So if i purchased just a inexpensive 4 ch amp rated at 200 watts that would be 4 x 50w channels right?

And a 300w would be a 4 x 75w?

is 75 pushing it already and i should just go for the 4 x 50w amp to be safe?

go with the 50x4. but be forewarned...you'll be kicking yourself if in fact you decide to upgrade your speakers