sub amp question...

[l2clone]

ok so im getting 2 10inch subwoofers.. but im not sure what kind of amp to get i currently have 2 polk subs that can handle up to 540 watts (each) and 270RMS (each) so does that mean i need to get an amp that can handle about 1000-1100 watts? or 500-600 RMS? thanks for any advice you guys can give me. would a sony xplod amp be decent? (since they are low in price)
-Andres

[War]

If you get something that has 1000+ then you need to make shure it is a two way that way it splits the amps to the subs, An xplode is decent they have droped from the ranks over the yrs.

Get something like this

Alpine MRP-F200 bridging two of the channels.

[l2clone]

well im kind of new to the whole car audio thing... what doyou mean by bridging them... i also dont want to spend alot of money on an amp.... as i see that they can run for well over 200 bucks... but an xplod can cost like 100 bucks... also what would i need like wires and etc... got any tips on that, maybe you can tell me what kind of wires to get..
thanks

[Arc]

well my brother had two 12" alpine type S subwoofers which are 900w peak 300w rms each and he only had a alpine v12 300w amp for each one for you id go with something like the alpine v-power MRP-m450, or if money is no problem a alpine v-12 MRV-F545

[War]

lol well are you installing it your self or getting some one to do it for you???

Bridging is using both channels of a 2 channel power amp or bass head to drive a cabinet (Or cabinets) full range another way to explain it is Bridging a amp allows you to "Short" the two channels of you amp together into one output channel, Turning a two-channel amp into a one channel amp.

[l2clone]

thanks for the info but my question wasnt answered... would a 1000 wat amp be ideal for this setup? and no some1 is installing it for me
-Andres