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I have Alpine type-r spr-17lp speakers running on 50 rms per speaker. My front left speaker has been giving me problems in that it hisses with a high screech usually during a high pitch in a song. It also is affected very badly when someone is talking on the radio. I have had these speakers for 6 months and i would think that they would last longer than that. If u can help i would greatly appreciate it. Also if it results in buying a new speakers what do u recommend. Thanks for the help.
I would contact http://www.simplyspeakers.com amd see if theres a repair thats feasable to do with this speaker and tell them what you got and what you wanna do and they will assist you in getting the speaker fixed or replaced with what you want and for the price you want. Good Luck
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I'm using that Alpine right now for 2-12" subs and I have compared it to 6 or 7 other amps this month and most were 4 channel 150Watt/Channel Bridged to 300Watts x 2 and found the Alpine to be superior in both sound quality and loudness. The Alpine has also not turned off even with full volume for hours at a time, Very solid amp I was very surprised due to it's size!
I would strongly recommend that you get a 5 channel amp that puts out 75watts rms per channel that will deliver between 200-300 watts to the sub channel. I use planet audio amps myself and they run strong all day every day-maybe you could look at a planet audio vrx 600.5(5-channel) it throws 100w x4 and 200 or 300 to the subs depending on the resistance of the sub. Good luck
If you are running just the front channels to 2 CM1635's, you will need a 2-channel marine certified amp with approximately 50 watts RMS output per channel.
forget hooking this on a subwoofer. this amp produces only 50 watts per channel at 4ohms or 70 watts per channel at 2 ohms RMS...
If you try bridging the sub, it will only give out maybe 100watts bridged.
So.....
if your sub is, lets say 1000watts RMS, youre just going to bust your amplifier to smoke...
Find a more decent and powerful amp. This amp is only intended for separates and lowend subs with an RMS of 80 to 150 watts
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