Taramps TL 1500
As luck would have it, my recently purchased Buick Reatta just so happens to be equipped with a very nicely installed aftermarket stereo. JL Audio speakers all around, professionally wired, including dual RCA runs and a power distribution block in the trunk. The door speakers are wired to the trunk, as well. As such, I immediately went in search of a solution that would allow me to power both the door speakers and small subwoofer. Low and behold: The Taramps TL 1500!
For the price, I'm willing to take a risk. It should give the front speakers ~45 watts, and another 200w to the sub. It only requires one full range RCA input, crossover points are handled internally.
I'll update everyone once I have a chance to install everything!
As luck would have it, my recently purchased Buick Reatta just so happens to be equipped with a very nicely installed aftermarket stereo. JL Audio speakers all around, professionally wired, including dual RCA runs and a power distribution block in the trunk. The door speakers are wired to the trunk, as well. As such, I immediately went in search of a solution that would allow me to power both the door speakers and small subwoofer. Low and behold: The Taramps TL 1500!
For the price, I'm willing to take a risk. It should give the front speakers ~45 watts, and another 200w to the sub. It only requires one full range RCA input, crossover points are handled internally.
I'll update everyone once I have a chance to install everything!