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06-18-2009, 11:02 AM
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My favorite audio would have to be alpine, they make the type R which is a great sub, it gets loud and can take alot of power. they make really good head units. they make AMAZING amplifiers especially the new pdx series. and their factory integration and sound processors are outstanding to say the least. and type x-pro speakers are of very high quality
06-27-2009, 03:25 PM
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ive gone through a good amount of speakers and subs. i have rockford fosgate 6x8s in the back and infinity 6x8s in the front and they sound crystal clear even when i have the volume all the way up (i have a pioneer deck thats never done me wrong).
for subs ive had two tens so far, soon to be three. my first ten was a boston acoustics G1 and it sounded great especially with low notes. when that unfortunately died a gruisome death via "white girl" by young jeezy i decided to do a little preventative maintenence so to speak and matched my new amp with my speaker to make sure i didnt give it too much power.
i bought an Alpine type S ten (only shallow sub i could find that would fit with my 5 inch max mounting depth) which can handle about 300-400 rms and i matched it up with an alpine MRP 500 which can push out around 450 at max power. its never done me wrong but the low notes just dont hit like im used to.
it all sounds great but im a tough person to please, im going to replace my entire system. get rid of the enclosure i have that fits under the bench and just go for a single ten box (put it one the ground behind the drivers seat where the single seat lifts up) so i can get a kicker solo X and up my wattage by about 10x hahah.
for subs ive had two tens so far, soon to be three. my first ten was a boston acoustics G1 and it sounded great especially with low notes. when that unfortunately died a gruisome death via "white girl" by young jeezy i decided to do a little preventative maintenence so to speak and matched my new amp with my speaker to make sure i didnt give it too much power.
i bought an Alpine type S ten (only shallow sub i could find that would fit with my 5 inch max mounting depth) which can handle about 300-400 rms and i matched it up with an alpine MRP 500 which can push out around 450 at max power. its never done me wrong but the low notes just dont hit like im used to.
it all sounds great but im a tough person to please, im going to replace my entire system. get rid of the enclosure i have that fits under the bench and just go for a single ten box (put it one the ground behind the drivers seat where the single seat lifts up) so i can get a kicker solo X and up my wattage by about 10x hahah.
07-12-2009, 02:25 PM
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Well I am sort of biased because I was sponsored for 3 years with Alphasonik. The competition grade hardware work with out any issues at all. Hard pounding base, more than enough power supplied, excellent component systems with good clear highs.
A number of the products on the Alphasonik line I would put up against JL, any day of the week. Being that JL is a benchmark, that is saying a lot for Amps and Subs provided by Alphasonik.
A number of the products on the Alphasonik line I would put up against JL, any day of the week. Being that JL is a benchmark, that is saying a lot for Amps and Subs provided by Alphasonik.