What is the difference between the speakers from SPR-60C and SPR-60 ? Witch one is more recommended for a Honda Civic ? thanks !
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The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier. The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers... » Read More The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier. « Show Less
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SPR-60C come with tweeters, I installed these in my H3 Hummer and they are fantastic
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The SPR60c is a component set of speakers with the tweeter and crossovers separate from the midrange woofer. The SPR60 is a coaxial set of speakers where everything is built in to one unit and the tweeter is in the center of the midrange cone. As long as your car fits 6 3/4 speakers either one will work but you will probably need an aftermarket amplifier to properly power the C speakers to get the best out of them. You will also have to find a place to mount the tweeters and hide the crossovers. The SPR60 non c speakers are better for a non amplified setup, meaning the head unit used powers the speakers instead of an external amplifier.
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I don't have any experience with using the BIC DV-62CLR's as main front speakers...my installation has one as a center channel in a 5.1 surround system. However, the DV-62CLR would probably serve as front speakers very well, with the dual 6.5" giving a better bass response than the BIC DV-62si speakers. There are also several reviews on audioreview.com praising the use of the DV-62CLR's as main front speakers.
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unless it sais pair its for one. there just showing you the back of the woofer... if i could add, i bought four of these things had them all in my civic. they suck balls between the four of them they blew with a 1000 watt hifonics amp. i got a rockord P2 12'' for 100$ and its way louder. currently i have a 15'' power acustik mofo that shakes my windsheild but if your determined to have a 10'' dont go with boss try sundown audio.
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The bass is ok. For the size of the speaker and the cost I am very pleased with this speaker. To find out if it will fit you car, go to Crutchfield .com and look it up there. They have an excellent application to find out what fits your car. They are a great company to deal with too. Outstanding customer service and knowledgeable about car stereos and installation too. I've used them before.
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This model seems to have better sound response and seems to be more eficient. I have it as the front speakers in my living and the rc80i as the surround and it's a good combination. In my opinion. Hope this helps!!
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Hello Frank and thank you for your inquiry!The RB-600 is quite an amazing bookshelf speaker.The RF-600 is a fuller range floor standing speaker.The voicing of the two would be similar but you would definitly get more bass detail from the larger RF-600 speakers.This would be important for gaming for sure!I hope this answered your question and please feel free to reply if you need anything further.Thanks again,Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp.com sales team
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These speakers are 4 ohms impedance. You can go to www.crutchfield.com and search SPS 610 and go to features and specs and all the info is there. I wouldn't suggest buying anything from crutchfield because they are expensive but they are great for finding out product specs
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I don't know if there is a sound quality difference, but the FRD24 has front and rear RCA output jacks and also allows the factory speakers to be connected to the factory head unit.
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The r type speakers from Alpine are the better of the two. I am running 4 7in Rs both component and coaxel and 2 type s in the rear as space does not permit. I am very happy with this set up
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I also just bought it from Best Buy for the $799. I added some black friday Polk Audio 1/2 off speakers to the order to hit the $999 for 36 months too. I can't be happier.....well I will be when they get around to delivering it later this month.I clicked on this link because I was looking at both these models as well, as Vanns.com had them both for $999 and I was wondering if it was worth getting the other model over the 60C9.
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Great choice of speakers. I d say as long as the oem speakers are same size. Then yes. Go for it! ! I'd pull one out n approximately measure old one. Then go from there. One thing to make job easier I'd spend the extra n buy the aftermarket to Oem speakers adapter harnesses. Not that expensive n will be able to leave existing wires uncut. Which is huge plus for later down the road n ya wanna sell vehicle ya can put the old junkers back in.. With out splicing!! Goodluck. Jam on!! Hope this post helps.
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Never heard the 2000 but I can tell you the cs8040 is a really great speaker. Everyone that watches a movie or sports at my house is blown away by the sound. I have the cs8040 two 8040 surrounds and Bic America towers that I plan on replacing with definitive technology bp8b's.
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Hi Major Tom. I am probably the wrong guy to answer. I called Klipch directly as I wanted to match the tone, etc of my mains that I have had for close to 20 years. I was leaning toward the rc's as I thought them to be the better speaker. The direction from Klipsch was the C series. I have the C20 center and matched with surrounds. I am quite happy now the I have them dialed in. If it matters, I am using a Marantz 7008. Good luck, JG
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Don't know but I can recommend going to Crutchfield.com and enter you vehicle information in the car audio applications app for a list of speakers. Then go find best price.
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At this price point the speaker combination listed is a good match. It is usually better to match your center speaker with your front speakers in size and impedence, but in this case the center SC-C is 5.25" while the front RC-85i is 8". There are some larger budget center speakers available, however their quality will not be as good as the SC-C. The sound is very good when a quality reciever is used. If your budget allows you more flexability keep searching, for there are other inwall/cieling speakers for you to chose from. Note: Add a powered subwoofer for added enjoyment with these speakers. At this price point the speaker combination listed is a good match. It is usually better to match your center speaker with your front speakers in size and impedence, but in this case the center SC-C is 5.25" while the front RC-85i is 8". There are some larger budget center speakers available, however their quality will not be as good as the SC-C. The sound is very good when a quality reciever is used. If your budget allows you more flexability keep searching, for there are other inwall/cieling speakers for you to chose from. Note: Add a powered subwoofer for added enjoyment with... » Read More At this price point the speaker combination listed is a good match. It is usually better to match your center speaker with your front speakers in size and impedence, but in this case the center SC-C is 5.25" while the front RC-85i is 8". There are some larger budget center speakers available, however their quality will not be as good as the SC-C. The sound is very good when a quality reciever is used. If your budget allows you more flexability keep searching, for there are other inwall/cieling speakers for you to chose from. Note: Add a powered subwoofer for added enjoyment with these speakers. « Show Less
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I am using fh6-lcr's as fronts and center for two years they are wonderful.Make sure your amp has enough to push them.Remember center channels make the best speakers.Also fyi you have to stand them up vertically for proper sound when using as surrounds,Google for technical reason.
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I believe the R is the swivel tweeter type. From Alpine USA: "The SPR-M700 Type-R speaker uses a 1-inch titanium dome tweeter that swivels to direct the highs toward the listener, while its 7-inch woofer provides big bass that carries in the outdoor environment. Centrex 813-coated grilles and high-strength, non-resonant, high-temperature ABS frames provide hard wearing durability and UV protection against yellowing. Santoprene surrounds on the SPR-M700 offer high quality frequency response performance and excellent resistance against moisture, oil, heat, and chemicals."