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How are the Crunch Amps? I need to find two semi good quality amps for cheap in the 100$ range

I need a 120x2 RMS, and a 200x2 RMS one for a component system (120x2w) and one for midbass (200x2w)

Any suggestions on what I should do?

 
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anybody?

 
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Poop .....

Well known brands are well known for a reason, they work and work well.

In the end you will always regret going the cheap route. Go with a quality brand and do it right the first time. You will avoid overheating, shitty crossovers, over-rated power, and no resale value whatsoever.

Power ratings are not regulated, so crappy companies power ratings are usually way way overrated.

What speakers are you trying to drive?


Can't go wrong with: JBL, Rockford, MTX, Kicker, JL, Soundstream, Kenwood, Alpine, Nakamichi, Pioneer
Questionable: Legacy, Sony, Blaupunkt
Stay away from: Rockwood, Kenford, Soundstorm, Boss, Crunch, Pyramid

 
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Some Digital Audio 3-Way Component system

(2) 4" Midrange
(2) 5.25" Midbass
(2) 1" Tweeters
(2) Crossovers

120w RMS a peice

 
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I had looked into getting a Crunch amp in the past so I searched the internet for reviews, and I didn't see too many good things said about them. They are made by the same company as Hifonics by the way, but Hifonics amps seem to have better reviews posted online.

 
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Why not stay with the same brand.

Get a Digital Audio DA4075i, that will do all you need.

$240 @ www.thezeb.com, and they are an authorized dealer
$200 on ebay .....