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What kind of amp would I need that would be good enough to power these home speakers.....?
PYLE PADH-152 15" 8-WAY Pa Speaker
Heres the details600 Watts RMS - 1200 Watts Peak Power Handling - Ported MDF Enclosure - 8 ohms
3 Way - 2x 15'' Premium Pyle Woofers with 2'' Kapton Voice Coils - 5'' x 15'' Compression Horn Driver - 5x 3" Piezo Tweeters
Built In Crossover Network 2kHz / 5kHz - Frequency Response: 30Hz~20kHz - Sensitivity(1w/1m): 108dB
Connections: 2x Speakon - 2x 1/4'' - Banana Plug & Binding Post Terminals
Woofer Magnet Weight: 90 oz - Compression Driver Magnet Weight: 20 oz
1200 watts power handling
Built-in crossover network
Contains one 5" x 15" super horn midrange/tweeter, five Piezo horn tweeters and two 15" subwoofers
Frequency response: 30Hz-20kHz
Quick-connect speaker terminals and dual 1/4" phono jacks
First, and most importantly, those are not "home speaker" as stated in your question. Those are PA speakers. It says it right in the description.
If you are unsure what PA speakers are, they are the type of speakers used for live sound with bands and such. But be warned, Pyle makes some terrible PA speakers.
If this is still the type of speaker you are looking for, here is a reasonably priced amplifier that will run these speakers. Of course it's a rack mount style amplifier, but that's pretty much all you will find when looking for PA equipment. You will not want to use a home amplifier for these.
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Crown-XLS-602D-Power-Amplifier?sku=481586
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