for my00 classic uk turbo

i have 2x12" pioneer 2000watt subs which will be run by a kenwood 1600watt amp , , also purchased a 2x200watt kenwood 7251 amp ready for my components but not sure which 1's to go for.
want something easy to fit . and,im a bit old skool liking pioneer,kenwood,alpine and JBL . .
looking to spend around 150 ish on them

any ideas/suggestions ?

cheers in advance .
daz .

 

If you like Alpine, you'll love these: SPR-176A.

 

Peak Power 200W
• RMS Power 50W

mmmmmmmmmm i do I DO lol
would they be safe running off a 2x200 watt amp ?
probably a silly question as they say 200W peak lol

 

100 quid ??????????????????????


jeeeeeeeeeeeez.is that all . . . thought they'd be double that . .
and they're that price from the place i got all my other gear . .
didn't notice them 1st time round

 

was thinking of these http://caraudiosecurity.com/catalog/...oducts_id+1332
cuz they can handle 90W rms

 

The Alpines are truely excellent and when I saw them I expected them to be around the £300 mark. They are heavy as well, the magnet in the back is nearly the same size as the speaker. Oh, and they can shift some air as well. The tweeters are also very well controlled, even when cranked. Seriously, try them, they are the business.

JBL ? I like JBL for big woofers but otherwise haven't really any experience of them.

Cheers

Ian

 

yeah,thanks for that ian
them alpines certainly look the business
i'm having my subs and amp installed saturday
i shall run it by my installer and see what he reckons.
only slight prob is that im going to be using a
kenwood 7251 2x200W amp to run them and i think the jbl or infinity may handle it
a bit better than the alpines but certainly worth considering
wot i'm really after is a good speaker that fits straight in with no
spacers,cutting etc etc . .

cheers again

 

imho, jbl have gone downhill as of late, try infinity, i have the perfects in mine, but the reference offer very good vfm, alpine are good too, but dont match the infinitys.

 

Bostons
DLS
MB Quart RSC216 from CEL

 

Ignore power handling. If you put 50w continously through a 50w RMS rated speaker without an enclosure, my money says you'll destroy it.

What sort of music do you like, and how do you like your music played? Laid Back / Neutral / Lively or InYerFace?

The rating of a speaker is completely the wrong way to choose 'em .

Your speakers will make the most difference to the sound produced out of all components in the audio chain, so it's worth spending time listening to determine what style you like, then preferably what works well in your car.

 

went for the kenny components in the end
220w max power hadling . . .

my installer also told me to keep away from JBL
always thought it stood for Just Bloody Loud lol