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i decided to only power my components in front ... i want to power the woofer and tweets only 100 watts... so would it better to have a 200w/ch. 2 channel amp connected in series work the same as powering the speakers by a 4 ch. amp individually? can you do this?? how would the inputs on the rca be if you can??

 
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by the way are jbl amps rated by rms or peak power ???

 
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what components?

 
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i have fausgate fanatic p sets but plan on going either focal polykevlar or diamond hex or m6

 
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basically all im asking is can i use a 4 channel amp and be able to bridge the connections ??? cuz im planning on just buying a jbl 360.4 amp to power all 4 speakers but later want to upgrade to better speakers and instead of going wit a better amp i want to be able to bridge the connections to raise the wattage

 
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nevermind stupid question... i jus realized i could do it ... =P

 
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What I wonder is that I noticed some people on here actually power the tweeter separately from the woofer of a component setup.

My Kicker Resolution tweeter says it has a 150watt rms while the woofer is 100watts rms. I was planning on bridging the 4 channels of a 5ch amp to get 150watts for 2 channels. Will the 150 watts be divided in half between the woofer and tweeter?

 
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yeah, it'll be divided, as per the crossover. you could bi-amp it you were so inclined