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Alpine Type r Review

Prices: (Type R's can be found for very cheap over the internet! some places under 100 dollars!)

10" MSRP: $200.00
12" MSRP: $220.00
15" MSRP: $400.00

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10"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 500W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 1500W

12"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 500W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 1500W

15"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 750W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 2000W

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  • • Dual Progressive Oversized Nomex® Spiders
  • • Dual Stacked Magnets
  • • Dual Voice Coil Design
  • • Extra Length Extended Pole
  • • Flared Pole Vent
  • • High Strength Brass Voice Coil Bobbin
  • • Integrated Tinsel Lead Design
  • • Kevlar Reinforced Pulp Cone
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The alpine type r is a very good subwoofer, it is reliable, cheap, and very good performance for a low budget system! The Type R's have set records and broken some, Mark Potts (TCAB) has done some amazing numbers with only one type R 12, I personally own a pair and they are impressive, they can keep going! if running at rms it is very hard to blow one of these beasts! Alot of people dont like them, they are so popular about half the people on ROE own a one or pair! So if you are looking for a good sub and not wanting to spend alot of money I highly recommend the Alpine Type R!

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Alpine Type r Review

Prices: (Type R's can be found for very cheap over the internet! some places under 100 dollars!)

10" MSRP: $200.00
12" MSRP: $220.00
15" MSRP: $400.00

Ratings

10"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 500W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 1500W

12"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 500W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 1500W

15"
Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 750W
Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 2000W

FEATURES (ALL MODELS AND SIZES)

Woofer
  • • Bumped Backplate
  • • Compound Radius Curve Pole Geometry
  • • Custom Cast Aluminum Frame with Integrated Heat Transfer Plate
  • • Designed and Engineered in the USA
  • • Dual Progressive Oversized Nomex® Spiders
  • • Dual Stacked Magnets
  • • Dual Voice Coil Design
  • • Extra Length Extended Pole
  • • Flared Pole Vent
  • • High Strength Brass Voice Coil Bobbin
  • • Integrated Tinsel Lead Design
  • • Kevlar Reinforced Pulp Cone
  • • Magnetically Optimized Motor Structure (Pat. Pend.)
  • • Oversized Parabolic Dustcap
Review:
The alpine type r is a very good subwoofer, it is reliable, cheap, and very good performance for a low budget system! The Type R's have set records and broken some, Mark Potts (TCAB) has done some amazing numbers with only one type R 12, I personally own a pair and they are impressive, they can keep going! if running at rms it is very hard to blow one of these beasts! Alot of people dont like them, they are so popular about half the people on ROE own a one or pair! So if you are looking for a good sub and not wanting to spend alot of money I highly recommend the Alpine Type R!

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I will second this review, I personally do not have a Type R, however my roommate/friend bought one and I setup the whole system and built a box for it, I was amazed what this 135 shipped Speaker put out. Of course I have heard from others on here that it is a great bang for the buck speaker, but it is really more than that. He currently has it in a 3.25cu ft box powering it with a Hifonics Brutus BXi 2006D at 2ohm (1300 R.M.S. rating, probably about 1000 real world power) and the speaker takes it very well. If you are starting out with a budget system or even a medium system, you really cant go wrong.
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I will second this review, I personally do not have a Type R, however my roommate/friend bought one and I setup the whole system and built a box for it, I was amazed what this 135 shipped speaker put out. Of course I have heard from others on here that it is a great bang for the buck speaker, but it is really more than that. He currently has it in a 3.25cu ft box powering it with a Hifonics Brutus BXi 2006D at 2ohm (1300 R.M.S. rating, probably about 1000 real world power) and the speaker takes it very well. If you are starting out with a budget system or even a medium system, you really cant go wrong.
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Yeah, thats why my bro is getting one. I've seen vids and I'm just so amazed. People are hitting in the low 140's with single 12's. I think thats really great for a 125 dollar sub.
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Yeah, thats why my bro is getting one. I've seen vids and I'm just so amazed. People are hitting in the low 140's with single 12's. I think thats really great for a 125 dollar sub.
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People are hitting in the low 140's with single 12's. I think thats really great for a 125 dollar sub.
LMAO lol ask TommyK hes hitting in the 50s with just a 10" lol ahaah But yes i second this review the Type R is a hell of a sub.
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i will also add to the goodness of the Type R.. mine works wonderful.. i love it.. for the price im in love with it.. its won me some comps and impressess Alot of people.. i was skeptic at first.. then i got one, and im amazed with it.. if you give it 500-1000rms it will perform wonderful(some give theirs more but i couldnt tell you how much better they would do with anymore power).
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i also own a 15" R and have been very impressed with it considering the cost...
ive given mine around 1400 rms for periods of time and it took it like a champ..

ive actually decided to upgrade to yet another budget system with more r's since they have yet to let me down... and because i am a cheap ass ofcourse...
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alpine type r's
pros- take alot more power than what rated..really good cooling system..sound really good...very inexpensive...f&@#ing awesome
cons...havent really found none yet
i have three of these in my ext cab s10 and am currently waiting for a new box design for a blowthru... they are amazing...i need to get metered. i amaze all of my friends im gonna post some pics of the cramped up s10 soon
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do these work good in a sealed box, like two 12' R's?

if yes, link for cheapasses?
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well they would be okay but save yourself the trouble and go ported. you will thank yourself later
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at high power how good do they sound?
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I had (2) 12 R's of a 300rms amp. The sounded alright but when I got my new amp (1500 @ 1Ω) they really shinned. They're ripping my car apart now. I love these subs!
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got 2 15" type R's in a big ported box about 6.5 cu.ft on alpines new pdx m-12 amp and these things are amazingly loud haven't got them metered yet but i'm pretty pump to find out what i hit
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Thanks for the review BASSMASTA,

By the way what was the inches on the pair you were running?
I'm currently looking for a sub and the reviews on here were all positive.
I may just consider these....

1st post and time to start a thread...
Thanks!!

edit: This one one old thread.... just realized.
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bassmasta hasn't logged onto this site in about 2.5 years...

notice the post dates.
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Yes, I realized that.
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audioque is better
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something is better

i deleted your last post for a reason.

thats a matter of opinion and this thread isn't about whats better. its only information about this woofer.

your more than welcome to find a type-r vs sdc2.5 thread and post in that :thumbs up:
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okay sorry kinda new at this forum thing. wont happen agian
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I own a 12" and 15" and they are solid performers.
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