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You didn't include a budget?

Just a personal opinion of course, but I wouldn't recommend running a Clarion amplifier as their damping factor and distortion levels, while nice, are not as good as some on the market. For example, why not have a look at these (do still include Clarion in your auditioning process though):

Audio System F2.500

http://service.winnet.it/Gttrading4/easysi...udio_system.asp

Crossfire XP1000D

http://www.crossfirecaraudio.com

Earthquake PH2200W/D1.1

http://www.earthquakesound.com

DLS A3

http://www.dls.se

Audison LRx1.1k

http://www.audison.com

Boston GT28

http://www.bostonacoustics.com

Tru-Tech B2200

http://www.trutechnology.com

Digital Designs DD Z1

http://www.ddaudio.com

Focal FP1.800

http://www.focal-fr.com

Infinity 611A

http://www.infinitysystems.com

There are many others too but that is a start. :P

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