Once again, it all depends on the individual.
Eclipse amps are great, but definately not Fujitsu's strength.
In terms of subs, I personally have never heard a better woofer than the Eclipse Titanium series 15". In my old 97 Accord, I ran 2 of them in a grossly undersized sealed box with two Rockford Fosgate BD1500's @ 2ohms (14.1 volts), and two Accucap 1f Digital capacitors. From the factory the amps tested at 1678 watts @ 2 ohms mono. I have never heard a woofer take on that much power and still retain full sonic fidelity and clarity (not to mention making me want to pass out from lack of oxygen).
On a 20 hertz sweep, you could actually hear every stage rising......majority of the other woofers I have heard just sound like a mash of bass until 35-40 hertz. This is what I liked about the Eclipses. Other woofers like the JL's and the Fosgate Power series put out more of an SPL, but didnt have as big as a "sweet spot" as the Eclipses. I even tried to use a subsonic filter and equalization unit to try and boost output in the very low subsonic bass frequencies but with little result. This is why, in my experiences, Eclipse owns in the world of woofers.
In terms of midrange speakers, all the speakers we have mentioned in this topic are comparible, but it all depends on your personal taste.
For Amps, lets just say if you get anything from JL, Rockford, USA Amps, Eclipse, Phoenix Gold ect.... you'll be happy.
P.S. I have a Rockford BD500.1 (658w @2 ohms x1) and a 12" Punch HX2 (500w RMS, 1000w peak) for sale, brand new in original boxes if anyone's interested