Eclipse amps?

Hey, I have an Eclipse Aluminum 15 running off an Alpine MRD-M500 right now and am looking at adding another 15 this summer. Should i just add another MRD-M500? Or go with a 2 or one channel Eclipse amp? I have a stock alternator in a 2000 4runner but the stock Alt. is 120 amps and right now i have NO problems with power. The sub is the dual 4 ohm so i woudl be getting another one of those. Any opinions are welcome but i am not switching subs or ne of that.Also, Model numbers would be great and i'm not gonna run over 1000 watts. (500 each)dream it, build it, fiberglass it

some somones gotta of used eclipse amps.dream it, build it, fiberglass it

Bonny i absolutely love the sub. I have it all in a fiberglass box in the back of my 4runner. forbidden- How are the crossfire amps and can my alt. handle that?dream it, build it, fiberglass it

The Crossfire amps are amazing, they are one of the original class D designs out there today. For us they have had a massive price increase in the last 3 years, thus fewer people buy them up here (greedy distributor disease). They were backed up with a 2 year warranty. I have never ever had a failure in 6 years of a class D Crossfire amp, this goes through 3 generation of their design, same basic circuit board, power supply, different heatsinks. Rockford I hope has modelled their new amps after these awesome amplifiers, they have a thing or two to learn from Crossfire. A class D is fairly efficient and at full potential will draw a good amount of current from any system. I would install it, give the electrical system a workout and go from there, if it dictates a bigger alternator, so be it.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

Sounds good ill look into it. If i dont get the crossfire ill just go with another mrd-m500. I am very impressed with the one i have now.dream it, build it, fiberglass it