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Heyy guys, just wondering if i should get the alpine type R or type X sound system, i was planning type R but for an extra $1,300 i can get the type x system. Has anyone heard any of these and can help me decide is it worth getin type x? because i dont want to buy the type R and then regret not buying x instead.

Type R Sound system :$1,499

Type X Sound system :$2,799

Thanks,

Nick

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PDX/TYPE-X

AUDIOPHILE System

• PDX -F6 4/3/2 CHANNEL DIGI TAL AMPLIFIER

• PDX -M12 MONO DIGI TAL AMPLIFIER

• SPX-17PRO Component Speakers

• SWX-1243D Type-X 12” Subwoofer

PDX/TYPE-R

Compact High Performance System

• PDX -5 5/3 CHANNEL AMPLIFIER

• SPR-17C Type-R 6.5” Coaxial Speakers

• SPR-17S Type-R 6.5” Component Speakers

• SWR-1223D Type-R 12” Subwoofer

Really depends on if you want really loud, or loud with sound quality.

I went with alpine type x splits at the front (paper cones), type r rears

Alpine double din touchscreen

fibre optic cable to alpine sound processor in boot (no RCA leads from headunit to amps)

PDX amps, mono block and 4 channel

slimline 12inch sub

there are much better options in that price range, unless your Alpine only loyal

you can have extremely loud and clean , depends on the quality of the install a lot

nah i've just looked at alpine, what other options are there? that would be extremely loud and clean :)

Regards,

Nick

well everyone is biased towards certain brands but for nice clean SQ at that price range I'd be looking at boston accoustics. they do some great splits that give very nice SQ and can still get loud.

Infinity Kappa perfect series is nice. Alpine is over priced, if i were you i would wait til one of the dealers has a sale or just go with another brand all together.

Type R sub and amp is ok, its what i have and it does the job nicely and it only cost me $800 new. Speaker wise unless you get type x your wasting your money (on type R) because there are other brands out there that will produce the same sound for less.

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