better sq sub?
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im mainly going for SQ now, since my dad still has to drive with me..
i am curious, would a alpine type R 12" dual 4ohms be better for sq than a premier W3004SPL (12" dual 4 ohms).
i can get the premier for 280$ new, since i already have my alpine..
any input is appreciated, thnx
i am curious, would a alpine type R 12" dual 4ohms be better for sq than a premier W3004SPL (12" dual 4 ohms).
i can get the premier for 280$ new, since i already have my alpine..
any input is appreciated, thnx
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Do you already using the Type-R? If so, how old is it?
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market. It is mainly geared for SPL but is a greatly improved SQ sub as well.
To be honest though, if your Alpine is a year or so old, I wouldn't think you'd be able to hear much of a difference but if it's 2+ years old, the TS-W3004SPL might sound superior & be able to work in a wider range of enclosures. It's sound signature is deep, punchy, powerful bass.
Hope this input helps.
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market. It is mainly geared for SPL but is a greatly improved SQ sub as well.
To be honest though, if your Alpine is a year or so old, I wouldn't think you'd be able to hear much of a difference but if it's 2+ years old, the TS-W3004SPL might sound superior & be able to work in a wider range of enclosures. It's sound signature is deep, punchy, powerful bass.
Hope this input helps.
Originally posted by Pioneer Guy:
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market.
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market.
[ June 13, 2005, 02:45 PM: Message edited by: Sassmaster ]
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Originally posted by Pioneer Guy:
Do you already using the Type-R? If so, how old is it?
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market. It is mainly geared for SPL but is a greatly improved SQ sub as well.
To be honest though, if your Alpine is a year or so old, I wouldn't think you'd be able to hear much of a difference but if it's 2+ years old, the TS-W3004SPL might sound superior & be able to work in a wider range of enclosures. It's sound signature is deep, punchy, powerful bass.
Hope this input helps.
Do you already using the Type-R? If so, how old is it?
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market. It is mainly geared for SPL but is a greatly improved SQ sub as well.
To be honest though, if your Alpine is a year or so old, I wouldn't think you'd be able to hear much of a difference but if it's 2+ years old, the TS-W3004SPL might sound superior & be able to work in a wider range of enclosures. It's sound signature is deep, punchy, powerful bass.
Hope this input helps.
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my type R is brand new, 2005 model..
i love the sound of the pioneer though, and really, im impressed, but really, i've caught the bug [img]tongue.gif[/img]
i think i'll grab the 3004spl though, and if not, exchange it for something else.
im new to this, so really, live n learn.
p.s - thnx pioneer guy for the input.
i love the sound of the pioneer though, and really, im impressed, but really, i've caught the bug [img]tongue.gif[/img]
i think i'll grab the 3004spl though, and if not, exchange it for something else.
im new to this, so really, live n learn.
p.s - thnx pioneer guy for the input.
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Originally posted by Sassmaster:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Pioneer Guy:
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market.
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Pioneer Guy:
The TS-W3004SPL is an AWESOME subwoofer with more advanced technology in it than any other subwoofer on the market.
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Doan, of course I'm "biased" becuase this is the product I know best. Three patents back up Pioneer's claim.
And Rob, isn't your post above a little of "the pot calling the kettle black"? [img]tongue.gif[/img]
This board is go give help & advice to those who need it. I do what I can to help those who ask about things that I'm knowledgeable in. If that offends some of you, I'm sorry you feel that way.
And Rob, isn't your post above a little of "the pot calling the kettle black"? [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Originally posted by AudioVault:
If you go with any other rather than Eclipse at least make sure they have at least a 3 year warranty if you get any of them installed by an athorizied dealer. And allways check which one of these brands if any have no refurbished head units.
If you go with any other rather than Eclipse at least make sure they have at least a 3 year warranty if you get any of them installed by an athorizied dealer. And allways check which one of these brands if any have no refurbished head units.
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if pioneer guy is going to sell the pioneer sub then i might as well do the same only with hrad facts!
I would go with a RE XXX sub. Only one of few subs to use xbl^2 motor topology. Which gives the sub the flatest bl curve in the market.
The XXX WILL sound better then the alpine and WILL be louder then the alpine also. I will put my personal guarentee on it.
If you want more info on xbl^2 go to http://www.adireaudio.com/TechInfo.htm
as Adire is the R&D company to invent xbl^2 technology.
I would go with a RE XXX sub. Only one of few subs to use xbl^2 motor topology. Which gives the sub the flatest bl curve in the market.
The XXX WILL sound better then the alpine and WILL be louder then the alpine also. I will put my personal guarentee on it.
If you want more info on xbl^2 go to http://www.adireaudio.com/TechInfo.htm
as Adire is the R&D company to invent xbl^2 technology.
