Hi

I'm a Pioneer man and I have one par of TS-G171C, 35 RMS watts, in the front and

I have TS-A6911, 80 RMS Watts, in the rear deck.

I'm running them of my head unit for now DEH-3900MP.

I was planing of getting an 4 channel amp for them but than I thought, is it better

to buy 2 channel amp for the rear and run the fronts on the head unit.

So my question is witch way should I go?

You will be much better imo selling the rears and amping the fronts.

when you goto a concert where does the music come from?

The amp in the HU will realistically be giving about 12 watts, a proper amp will improve the system a lot. if you want to keep the rears then run them off the HU but at a lower volume known as rear fill.

A two channel amp will allow you to just power your front speakers. however if your thinking about a sub or more in the near future you could buy a 4 channel and bridge the rear channels to run the sub at a latter date instead of buying another amp.

Id pop over to talkaudio and ask a few questions on there forum as they will be able to advise you much better on amps, setting it up, and general information.

Hi

I'm a Pioneer man and I have one par of TS-G171C, 35 RMS watts, in the front and

I have TS-A6911, 80 RMS Watts, in the rear deck.

I'm running them of my head unit for now DEH-3900MP.

I was planing of getting an 4 channel amp for them but than I thought, is it better

to buy 2 channel amp for the rear and run the fronts on the head unit.

So my question is witch way should I go?

If you amp everything, you'll lose the fader capability unless I've read the specs of your headunit wrongly.

Even so, I'd suggest getting a 4 channel amp as the system will sound better and go louder with everything amped up, especially on the motorway.

Thanks guys, I've decided to buy 4 channel amp, and I don't care really about the fader because I want it to be even all around the car.