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AdiSRI
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posted on 3rd Nov 04 at 18:06 |
np good luck with whichever you choose
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mwg
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posted on 3rd Nov 04 at 13:36 |
thanks Adi
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AdiSRI
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posted on 3rd Nov 04 at 12:04 |
You can get Focal Access comps for £150 odd, or better if you can afford it polyglass comps for aroud £220
here is the place with the cheapest prices...
Access - £132.99
http://www.raysmith.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=3_6_13&products_id=16
Polyglass - £209.99
http://www.raysmith.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=3_6_13&products_id=23
KF - What i have and recomend - £251.99
http://www.raysmith.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=3_6_13&products_id=21
Any of the above would be better than the alpines imo.
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mwg
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posted on 3rd Nov 04 at 11:55 |
Ye but Ive seen how much those Type-X components cost! Is there a set of Focals for similar money cos the Focal speakers Ive seen cost about £300! Id like to have Focals if they dont cost much more than the Type-Rs cos I always hear good things about Focal
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AdiSRI
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 17:12 |
Id change the components for something better if it was me.
I ws having a chat with some ICE bods today and alpine Type-R components cropped up, and were shot to pieces by most in the group...
Even getting focal access comps for similar money will sound a LOT better, the alpine R's are bassy but the treble is VERY harsh and not anywhere near as good as focals sound IMO.
Do go for the bigger amp aswell, but from my experience with alpine amps (i had a MRV-F450 the big 4 channel) powering my focals again the sound wasnt great.
I changed to an audison amp and even keeping the same speakers the difference was amazing, so much nicer clearer and loudre now, so if you HAVE to get alpine then do ,but if you can bring yourself to get something else...
Although if u really do want alpine, the Type-X components arent bad at all....
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mwg
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 16:48 |
cheers mate :thumbs:
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Dom
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 16:16 |
quote:
Originally posted by corsa_boy69
Ive allready got one MRD-M300 amp running one of the subs and got the other sub sat in my room. been told cos they are the 4 ohm versions that it will be difficult getting an amp that will power both of them :boggle:
Id quite like to keep it all Alpine if possible so do u reckon that the next amp up in the range will do the job of powering the components? cant remember the model number
arr right ok :) yea stick with your setup then, just get the next model amp for the comps and turn the gain down a tad :thumbs:
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mwg
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 15:17 |
Ive allready got one MRD-M300 amp running one of the subs and got the other sub sat in my room. been told cos they are the 4 ohm versions that it will be difficult getting an amp that will power both of them :boggle:
Id quite like to keep it all Alpine if possible so do u reckon that the next amp up in the range will do the job of powering the components? cant remember the model number
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Dom
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 15:05 |
looks alright mate, but i would hunt for another amp to push out abit more for the comps, plus it will give you abit more head room to turn the gains down and reduce distortion at high volumes :)
Yea, overall it looks alright and will offer pretty good sound :) but may i also suggest that you get a single decent amp for your subs - might work out abit cheaper and you will get better power for your buck :thumbs:
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mwg
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posted on 2nd Nov 04 at 14:39 |
Im thinking of this set up for my front speakers
Alpine MRV-T320 Amp:
http://caraudiosecurity.com/catalog/product_info.php+cPath+3_93+products_id+380
Alpine SPR-176A Components:
http://caraudiosecurity.com/catalog/product_info.php+cPath+60_61_109+products_id+519
Im gonna have 2 x 10" Alpine Type-R subs powered by 2 x Alpine MRD-M300 amps and Im hoping that the above speaker set up wont be drowned out by the the subs. Wot do u ICE guys reckon? Will I need a more powerful set up or will that sound good:boggle:
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