I have a chance to get a ALPINE MRP-T130 2 channel amp, to run some high and mids. Would this be a good amp for 6x9's or maby comps? It's like new, what's a good price for it?
some specs:
Max Power (EIAJ) - 90W x 2 (4ohm Stereo); 240W x 1 (Bridged 4ohm)
14.4V RMS Continuous Power - 4ohm Stereo (0.08% THD) 50W x 2;
2ohm Stereo (0.3% THD) 60W x 2; Bridged 4ohm (0.3% THD) 130W x 1
S/N Ratio 100dBA
Bass Engine Ready; Tuned Bass EQ
18dB HP/LP (80Hz) crossover; 4 Volt Input Capacity
Subsonic Filter (15Hz)
STAR Topology & Duo-B Circuitry
Blue Power LED Battery direct input
Replies (4)
ttocs on 10/12/2004 22:16:43
I am not familiar with that amp. How old is it?
uochronos on 10/13/2004 02:09:04
if its "like new" and is 50watts rms at 4ohm x 2 channels. i would say it could run a set of comps or 6x9's well and sound better then your HU.
however i too am unfamilar with this exact model i glanced at alpines site quickly and didnt see it. how old is this amp?
Chronos
thunder57 on 10/13/2004 18:18:54
Well it can't be too old, it works with the Alpines Bass Engine. My friend wants a 4 channel amp now anyways. Thanks.
swez on 10/13/2004 19:29:35
This amp will net slighly under 50 watt (RMS) per channel @ 4 0hms. If you have pretty efficient speakers (above 88 dB SPL, 1w/1m) this amp will do a pretty good job. About +3 dB more SPL than a high powered HU amping system. (~25 WRMS).
I did not see any mention of price on that amp. However, Crutchfield did sell them for $90.00 new. This is a discontinued model. Ebay has a few for under 50.00. I'd offer him 40-60.00 tops and see what he says.
Retail on this amp was ~130.00 new. Since it is discontinued, there is a reason for that... wonder why? Discount prices are nominally at 109.00.
Ebay links:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22ALPINE+MRP-T130+%22
Swez
some specs:
Max Power (EIAJ) - 90W x 2 (4ohm Stereo); 240W x 1 (Bridged 4ohm)
14.4V RMS Continuous Power - 4ohm Stereo (0.08% THD) 50W x 2;
2ohm Stereo (0.3% THD) 60W x 2; Bridged 4ohm (0.3% THD) 130W x 1
S/N Ratio 100dBA
Bass Engine Ready; Tuned Bass EQ
18dB HP/LP (80Hz) crossover; 4 Volt Input Capacity
Subsonic Filter (15Hz)
STAR Topology & Duo-B Circuitry
Blue Power LED Battery direct input
Replies (4)
ttocs on 10/12/2004 22:16:43
I am not familiar with that amp. How old is it?
uochronos on 10/13/2004 02:09:04
if its "like new" and is 50watts rms at 4ohm x 2 channels. i would say it could run a set of comps or 6x9's well and sound better then your HU.
however i too am unfamilar with this exact model i glanced at alpines site quickly and didnt see it. how old is this amp?
Chronos
thunder57 on 10/13/2004 18:18:54
Well it can't be too old, it works with the Alpines Bass Engine. My friend wants a 4 channel amp now anyways. Thanks.
swez on 10/13/2004 19:29:35
This amp will net slighly under 50 watt (RMS) per channel @ 4 0hms. If you have pretty efficient speakers (above 88 dB SPL, 1w/1m) this amp will do a pretty good job. About +3 dB more SPL than a high powered HU amping system. (~25 WRMS).
I did not see any mention of price on that amp. However, Crutchfield did sell them for $90.00 new. This is a discontinued model. Ebay has a few for under 50.00. I'd offer him 40-60.00 tops and see what he says.
Retail on this amp was ~130.00 new. Since it is discontinued, there is a reason for that... wonder why? Discount prices are nominally at 109.00.
Ebay links:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22ALPINE+MRP-T130+%22
Swez
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