eclipse xa5000 vs phoenix gold xs6600

Hello folks, new here. I searched and came up with nothing so I'm asking here.

So it looks like I'm down to these two, which would you buy and why? :)
Both are about $300-325 so it's not a consideration really.

Eclipse XA5000

https://www.eclipse-web.com/amp/xa5000.html

Specs:
 

Phoenix Gold XS6600

https://www.phoenixgold.com/webfaq/XS.htm

Specs:
Thermally Efficient Heatsink Timed Acoustically Integrated Muting (TAIM)
Differential Speaker or RCA Level Inputs
Tri-Linear Capability Allows Simultaneous Stereo and Bridged Operation
24dB / Octave High Pass and Low Pass Crossover
Rnet Programmable 20Hz to 20kHz Crossover Frequency
Auxiliary Outputs Route Full Range Signals
Variable Bass Boost Circuit Provides Up to 18 dB of Boost at 45 Hz
2 Ohm Bridged Stable
Output Power:
4 ohm stereo @ 12/13.8 VDC: 18/50 WRMS x 4
2 ohm stereo @ 13.8 VDC: 90 WRMS x 4
4 ohm bridged @ 13.8 VDC: 180 WRMS x 2
Subwoofer Channel Output Power:
4 ohm stereo @ 12/13.8 VDC: 25/75 WRMS x 2
2 ohm stereo @ 13.8 VDC: 150 WRMS x 2
4 ohm bridged @ 13.8 VDC: 300 WRMS x 1
Crossover Frequencies: 20Hz to 20kHz(Rnet factory set at 100Hz)
Crossover Slopes: 24dB per Octave
Frequency Response: +/-1dB from 20Hz to 20kHz
Signal to Noise Ratio: >100dB
Input Sensitivity: 200 millivolts to 2 volts
Input Impedance: >10k ohms
Input Voltage Range: 10.5 volts to 15.0 volts
Bass EQ: 0 to + 12dB @ 45Hz
Typical current draw at idle: 750 milliamps
Minimum Impedance: 2 ohm bridged/1ohm stereo
Dimensions: 14.25L x 11.25W x 2.1H

So in reading this: https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp~TID~75836~PN~1

Is efficiency more important or Signal to Noise Ratio?

Provided I read correctly and did the formulas right:
The Eclipse has 46% efficiency with >90% Signal to Noise Ratio.
The PG has 43% efficiency with >100 Signal to Noise Ratio.

In looking them over closely the Eclipse is much more configurable, in terms of crossover points and bass boost. Just trying to make sure I get the right gear...

Please help me decide and thank you all in advance for educating me.

The rest of the setup:

Vehicle: 2008 Scion xB2
HU: Pioneer AVIC D3
Front and Rear: eD eDi 6000s v.2 https://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=49

Sub:
eD enclosure https://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/product_info.php?cPath=1_78_79&products_id=655

Single 13" https://www.edesignaudio.com/edv2/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=31

Thanks!

DYohn] wrote:

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Eclipse, no question.

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Eclipse again, no questions, do not pass go. The amp has 3 30amp fuses in it so ideally a larger fuse on the main power line if you could. The speaker wire size will be fine, no harm in going a little bit larger though. Low pass the subs to start around 110 and hp the front and rears around the same area, maybe a little lower. Play with the crossover points with the sub off to see how it changes at all volume levels.

It's 25Ax3 on the fuses, so I figured an 80A fuse would be right, or am I wrong? In reading the FAQ I thought that was right.

This is the kit I'm looking to go with, it gives me 30ft of 12 gauge for the sub and I should use 14 for the speakers then?

Amp kit, 4 gauge: https://www.ikesound.com/product-product_id/6854

Speakers Front and Rear: eD 6000s v.2

65W RMS 50Hz-20KHz 4OHM 91dB

Sub: still getting specs

So I should start at 110Hz and go from there? No over lap on the Hz?

And YES, I'm going with the Eclipse.

Thank you for that ;)

Sub: 10 - 100Hz @ less than .5dB Variation

So I take it my x-over will be 100Hz then?