hi
i need people who had expearince with alpine components system and i'm really confused which one to buy.
i got :
amp : alpine mrv-f357
hu: alpine cda- 9807
planing to purchase the :
Alpine- SPS-171A or alpine SPR-176A
want to know thier pro's & con's
many thanks
Replies (4)
uochronos on 11/27/2004 23:28:54
both are great subs... type R ia there higher end sub though higheer excursion better compoents probaly. larger magnent i belive. basicaly alot of little things. best way to see it is goto there web site and open the spec sheet for both and then compare for yourself.
Chronos
Victor on 11/28/2004 14:11:17
agreed both of them are a great product range..
Much of it depends on what kinda amplification and installation u r planning to do.. Usually selection of a sub and an amp depends on the kind of bass you are looking for.. the kinda of music u listen to..
wud be of great help if u wud tell us what r u exactly looking for..
comments..??
Victor...
swez on 11/28/2004 19:13:06
The post was originally started elsewhere. What he wants to know, is how Alpine Type R speakers stack up against the Type S version of a 6.5" Comp set. His actual question concerns the SWR-176A vs SWS-171A.
Just a little clarification here,
Swez
cplkittle on 11/28/2004 22:05:54
The SWRs can handle more power and achieve louder volumes throughout their range. The midrange speakers are brighter sounding and hit somewhat lower than the type S components. The highs are a little louder than the type S allowing for proper adjustment to be made on the crossover. ( on every set of type S components I have installed, I have had to set the tweeter gain on the highest level for it to balance out )
Overall there is a definite upgrade in sound, and in my opinion it is a good match for the price difference. I would highly recommend visiting your nearest Alpine dealer to compare the two.
i need people who had expearince with alpine components system and i'm really confused which one to buy.
i got :
amp : alpine mrv-f357
hu: alpine cda- 9807
planing to purchase the :
Alpine- SPS-171A or alpine SPR-176A
want to know thier pro's & con's
many thanks
Replies (4)
uochronos on 11/27/2004 23:28:54
both are great subs... type R ia there higher end sub though higheer excursion better compoents probaly. larger magnent i belive. basicaly alot of little things. best way to see it is goto there web site and open the spec sheet for both and then compare for yourself.
Chronos
Victor on 11/28/2004 14:11:17
agreed both of them are a great product range..
Much of it depends on what kinda amplification and installation u r planning to do.. Usually selection of a sub and an amp depends on the kind of bass you are looking for.. the kinda of music u listen to..
wud be of great help if u wud tell us what r u exactly looking for..
comments..??
Victor...
swez on 11/28/2004 19:13:06
The post was originally started elsewhere. What he wants to know, is how Alpine Type R speakers stack up against the Type S version of a 6.5" Comp set. His actual question concerns the SWR-176A vs SWS-171A.
Just a little clarification here,
Swez
cplkittle on 11/28/2004 22:05:54
The SWRs can handle more power and achieve louder volumes throughout their range. The midrange speakers are brighter sounding and hit somewhat lower than the type S components. The highs are a little louder than the type S allowing for proper adjustment to be made on the crossover. ( on every set of type S components I have installed, I have had to set the tweeter gain on the highest level for it to balance out )
Overall there is a definite upgrade in sound, and in my opinion it is a good match for the price difference. I would highly recommend visiting your nearest Alpine dealer to compare the two.
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