Rwd, if you're just needing the amp to drive the sub/bass woofers, than that could well be less critical a balancing act between a need for power and some other, possibly more refined sonic qualities. Although a nominal 4 ohm impedance, if truthful, won't be a difficult load for many good quality amps rated into 4 ohms, driver size will also come into play. For bass drivers 10" - 15" in diameter, not only will a successful amp choice need to work into the low impedance if present, it will also have to be high-powered overall, ideally with a relatively high damping factor, to control the more massive cone's greater inertia, as well as contend with the back-EMF generated by the larger motor structure.