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Hobie Baja polarized sunglasses serve me well.
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Aviator and wayfarer style are probably my favourites at the moment. But I have a collection got to be well past 30. Sometimes you just want to wear the glass onion and that is that. I never know when I might be feeling the human fly or the 80s gangsta. I don't spend on labels for them coz it is illegal to sell sunglasses here that don't conform to strict UV standards. So far as I can see, its just about the style. And I'm confident in my choices.
Standouts include oval lenses with tortoiseshell/wire frames, 1" by 1/4" oblong granny glasses (I'm sure the tiny shadow they cast is UV safe (also good for night time)) and some tortoiseshell frame round ones that would seriously make my granny jealous. Of course there is always Helena Bonham Carter in Sweeny Todd.
Hobie Baja polarized sunglasses serve me well.
I've got a 50's vintage pair of waywarers.
I prefer Dior ones
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I only once bought an expensive pair, Gucci. I had them for a matter of days when I absentmindedly wore them in the sea, got smacked on the back of the head by a big unexpected wave, got sucked under, twisted round, got a mouthful of brine, a bumful of swimsuit, and a space where my sunglasses had been....
I buy modestly priced ones now, but I saw a Chanel pair the other day......
54mm Wayfarer Originals do the trick for me.
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I wear aviators. Ray Ban or Serengeti, only polarized.
I think Aviators and Wayfarers may be in style now, but in a couple years, people will see them as cheesy.
I wear Ray-Ban 2027 Predators. But most of the time, I don't wear any sunglasses.
I like Pradas and Zegnas.
I don't believe that Aviators will ever relive their glory days of the 70s or that Wayfarers will get to do the 80s again. But I don't think either style is in danger of becoming anachronistic any time soon.
Can't remember the year that Aviators grew out of fashion. Aviators remain de facto summer accessories.
This bought this Persol 2939
Red. Custom dyed prescription sunglasses.
Just a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer 2140 for me.
Ten years ago, my father-in-law was an optician. He said that Maui Jims were the best sunglasses on the market. I have crazy-sensitive eyes, so even if it's stormy outside, I have to wear shades. In the end, I've tried a variety of different brands, but keep coming back to Mauis. I've turned a few friends on to them, and they've been amazed at the difference as well. I currently own three pairs: A sporty pair (dark lens for summer sports), my "driving" paid (lighter lens), and my aviators (for every day use).
"We don't fail because we aim too high and miss, but because we aim too low and hit" - Les Brown
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I have a pair of Gucci ones my husband bought me for my birthday last year, but i stopped wearing them after i left them on a table in a restaurant last month. Fortunately the honest waiter ran out to the car park with them, but i am nervous to lose them considering the exorbitant cost. So my most frequently worn pair, are a Garage Sale Find, of Maui Jim polarised ones, they cost me a mere dollar, and they are red so they match my hair. Perfect for fishing too.
I have a pair that you can swap the lenses in and out easily, a wire frame pair, and a pair of aviators too. Once you go Oakley , you will never go back...I'd rather wear nothing if I can't have my oakleys. EVERYTHING they make is heavy duty and high quality. Great warranties too.
I love to wear wayfarer and aviators, the wayfarers are my favorite casuals but if I'm going out somewhere fancy I'll probably use aviators.
As far as best polarized lenses. Imo Maui Jim is #1. Costa Del Mar #2. Revo #3. Rayban and Oakley #4
Ray-Ban Clubmaster is my favorite.
Anything by oakley is for toolbags. I wear the original pilot by american optics.
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Got a pair of Allyn Scura Legend black sunglasses coming in. Also, thinking of picking up a pair of Oliver Peoples or the Ray-Ban Meteor afterwards because my pair of original Wayfarers have disappeared.
I always see a bunch of celebrities wearing Tom Ford sunglasses. I have tried some on at the store but never cared for them. To me Tom Ford takes a classic sunglass look and tries to change it to make it better or more unique but ends up making it look worse.
One thing I learned about accessories such as sunglasses and watches is that designer is much less quality than "niche"? (to compare to fragrances). I own a pair of dolce and gabannas an a pair of versaces which are far inferior in craftsmanship and lens quality than my Carreras, oakleys, and ray bans. The same goes for my guess, Kenneth cole, and Armani watches in comparison to my citizen, seiko, android, and movado watches.
Here are the sunglasses I wear. I have an oddly shaped face, so these are the only sunglasses that look flattering on me, and I love them a lot.
Just some points when it comes to sunglasses.
1. Don't go with what's in fashion today. Today, Wayfarers and Aviators are in style, though eventually people will be complaining how silly they look. Go with what looks best on your face, rather than what is the most popular kind of sunglasses.
2. The difference in lens quality between a $20 pair of fakes and the actual $300 sunglasses are minimal. It's like buying 16GB of ram for your PC. The only reason you would need $300, for the quality difference , is if you are a pilot or in active-duty military.
3. The production cost differences are marginal. And even expensive sunglasses break and get lost easily. If you are careful with them, accidents probably won't happen, but they still can. Eventually people buy $20 because they don't feel like buying another $300 sunglasses to replace their broken ones.
It's sort of like buying a $300 niche fragrance, compared to buying a designer (under $100). If having nice shades means a lot to you, and you have the money, no shame in spending it, but you can find great sunglasses at a lower price line.
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Actually no. There is a huge difference in lens and sadly you can't segregate it by brand. For example, Cartier has excellent lenses. Whereas Dior and Chanel have cheap palstic'y ones. Both Chanel and Cartier are non-sunglasses houses and are priced similarly but Cartier clearly, no pun intended, uses better glass.
Bvlgari uses two types of lenses. Some glasses have the cheap Chanel,Gucci and Dior lens whereas some have really good ones. I've noticed that the ones with good lenses are sold in the Bvlgari boutique.
Then you have Rayban which is a dedicated sunglasses house but uses mediocre, at best, lenses.
The same applies to Persol, mediocre quality glass.
Surprising since both are historic sunglasses dedicated brands.
I know for a fact that Persol did at one time in the past use good glass. I saw an old Persol in my father's wardrobe that was really good and a few weeks ago I found a vintage Persol (from the late 80s) that had excellent glass too.
Niche perfume houses water down perfumes, sunglasses companies plasticize lens?
Unless you work in the sunglasses industry, I don't think you are at a position to discuss production costs.
Actually no. Better lenses will enhance your sight and will protect your eyes (UV rays, Polarized lenses etc etc).
Aviators or Wayfarers. Only way to go.
Timeless & classic.
Expect the unexpected.
Dunno how it works where you are. But here, if the UV protection is not up to par, then they are not considered sunglasses and can't be sold as such. I've picked up some great sunglasses that no one else has for minimal outlay that get way more compliments than the expensive labels ever do.
Polarized lenses are good for fishing, but they don't add significantly to cutting out harmful UV rays.
Currently trying to decide between the Persol 2939, 007, and a pair of Prada's..this one is a toughie
UV protection and polarized lenses provide different results/benefits. Neither is better than the other but both are beneficial.
Compliments and price of glasses is very subjective. Let's not discuss this aspect.
The 2939s look nice. I like the slanted bridge linking the two lenses.
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Aviators / wayfarers. Guaranteed to fit any face shape amd instantly make said wearer hot. lol
That would be from the early 80s to early this century. They kind of got swept away with the whole hippy aesthetic and became part of the fat-cop-with-mirror-shades stereotype. Personally I'm glad they are back because they compliment all but the widest of faces.
You almost certainly can. Option one would be to try on every style until you find one that you feel suits you perfectly and you can wear with confidence. Plan B is to wear what people of your own age, race and socio-economic standing are wearing. Blending with the crowd is great for confidence. You wont be laughed at behind your back. Another way to go is to find a style that has not been current in living memory, if at all. And wear them with pride. Remember, this is not your whole wardrobe, it is one accessory. You need to bring your own confidence for this one, but once you do, its an instant respect-earner.
IMO Persol are slighty higher quality. Just be careful with Persols because they tend to sit close to the eyes on my face and with my eyelashes touch the lenses. I wish I could own a pair but the models I like sit too close.
I do like Prada sunglasses too. Persol give me a classic retro vibe. Prada is more "hollywood" style if that makes sense.
I wear lots of stuff but I have about 10 Oakleys that I pretty much rotate through.
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Alpine 6.5 seperates Type S Written By Greg, Oklahoma on Monday, February 16, 2015 The mid bass is fine and clear, just what I expected. But the separate tweeters are way to bright. I had to turn down the amp and turn the treble on the head unit nearly off. They need a better crossover on the tweeters, they are way to over powering and bright. Pros: Better than the factory I had which isn't saying much Cons: Lacking a decent crossover for the separate tweeters.
Good sounding speakers Written By Dave, New Jersey on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For the most part these are pretty good speakers. In my current install they are not powered by a separate amp but an alpine UTE 52bt head unit, in this setup they are not very impressive on the low end. I added a kenwood ksc sw11 powered sub to make up for this since I don't want to lose space to a typical sub install, this has made up for the low end deficiency pretty well and there is a nice full sound now. My other complaint is that the highs are a bit brittle and were quite honky before spending time getting the eq right. The tweeters seem a bit overpowered for the woofer so i plan to look into options for balancing that out. All in all these are good speakers but if I didn't have a head unit with a comprehensive eq I may feel differently. Even though the sound is quite good if I had it to do over I would try a different set. Pros: Clean crisp sound particularly upper mid to high frequencies. Cons: Low end weak and highs were brittle/tinny even painfully honky before spending time with the eq
Pretty Good, Pretty Good! Written By Houston Sand, Texas on Wednesday, February 04, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Super easy to install. Love that Crutchfield throws in the harness so you can use your factory wiring for free. Fit my door perfectly. Figured out a good spot for the tweeter. Also cool that the tweeter is housed in a little swivel enclosure, works great for finding that sweet spot. I installed this with the alpine CDE-143BT head unit, and they sound great together. Pros: -easy install -sounds great Cons: none
These Rock as hard as they Roll!!! Written By ookidicarusoo, Villa Hills, KY on Wednesday, January 14, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed these in a 2013 Honda Fit and they are amazing! The highs were a little bright until I turned on the auto volume leveling on my Pioneer head unit. Now they are perfect. Pros: Component speaker with a great mid-bass and highs. Had everything to install the speakers from Crutchfield and alpine. Cons: Had to drill holes in door to wire tweeter. Crutchfield install master sheet didn't mention that. No biggie.
Awesome Speakers! You won't be disappointed Written By MKov608, Pensacola, FL on Thursday, January 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Car: '07 MINI Cooper; standard sound system. I'd buy these again in a heartbeat! This component speaker set sounds 10X better than the factory speakers or my initial attempt to replace them! The Crutchfield representative I spoke with knew exactly what my frustrations were with the old speaker setup, and his recommendation concerning these Alpine speakers was spot on! Thanks! Pros: The woofer fits in the doors w/ out an adapter, so the door panel fits back on correctly; the sound is much better than the JBLs I had. I made the mistake of going with 2 pairs of coaxial speakers in the doors. After reading the audio section on an internet website (MINI Forum), I read that two pairs of coaxial speakers can cause problems. Crossovers are mounted on the speakers, but there is an in-line component too, so don't forget to install it. Cons: Cons: It took a little while to construct adapters for the tweeters using the universal plastic panel kit, but with the aid of my trusty Dremel tool and the 565 multipurpose cutting kit, the install came out perfectly. Installation instructions are nothing more that a series of cave-man drawings on the exterior of the box. Some text instructions to go along with the pictures would be nice.
Speakers Written By Anonymous, Tennessee on Monday, October 20, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love them, they make a big difference. Good buy if your looking for new speakers
alpine 610 speakers Written By Anonymous, Fort Lauderdale, FL on Sunday, October 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Was clear but flat sounding,put my old infinity reference speakers back in,a Much fuller sound Cons: not a full sound,kind of flat
Outstanding Written By Joseph A., Jersey City, New Jersey on Monday, September 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product (alpine speakers) was a great fit for 1999 Mercedes Benz E320. The sound is wonderful and pure. Thanks for all your help in selecting this product. Pros: Fast and accurate service. Very knowledgable of product for the perfect fit.
Great sound Written By Rock, Ft Worth Texas on Monday, September 15, 2014 These are a great set of speakers, I set them up with a 75 x4 alpine amp and a 8inch road thunder sub, I am very pleased with the sound quality in my rav 4 Pros: Speaker performance Cons: The mounting hardware for the rav 4
Great sound! Written By Anonymous, seattle wa on Friday, August 15, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, great price Pros: Looks good, sounds better Cons: None yet
Alpine SPS-610C Written By jesse-flash, Cody, Wyoming 82414 on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers! Great sound frequency. The only part of the process that made me slightly irritated was that the instructions sent for my vehicle were for the wrong area I wanted my speakers to be put in but I figured it out and they work fantastically!
Sounds great in two separate vehicles! Written By kelbyv, Lubbock, TX on Friday, August 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have these in my 2008 Ext. Cab Silverado and my new 2014 Jetta TDI. They sound great in both cars. They are the only speakers that I recommend now. And they are fairly easy to install since the crossover is small and does not have to be mounted specifically. They sound great! Pros: Sound great! Not expensive for the quality. Sound great in any car. (I guess I said they sound great twice, whoops!) Crossovers are great. Cons: None!
My stuff Written By ddwmedic, Colo Sprgs on Tuesday, July 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) All in all a good experience. Instructions are minimalistic and require imagination. It was fun and pushed me. Customer Service was great. Pros: Well priced. Cons: Instructions are minimalisti
Good bass response! Written By Isaac T, Stevens Point, WI on Tuesday, July 15, 2014 I find the bass response from Alpine's Type S speakers to be excellent! Always impressed, even when running off a headunit's internal amp power (20x4). Off of the power pack, or even better a full 4ch amp these really come alive. They're very smooth, BUT a little brighter than their coax-counterparts. Mounting the tweeters are ear level on-axis can be a little harsh as some reviews mentioned, best to mount a little lower, like midway in the door panel of following the windshield's curve. This becomes less apparent when amped properly anyway, though. The crossover aren't anything to write home about either, but are easy to fit, of course since they're in-line. the tweeters also offer lots of mounting options. I like Alpine flush mount hardware more than almost any other brand. Pros: Excellent bass from a speaker Good price and power handling Crossovers are small Works OK from headunit power, works great on an amp's power Come with Chrysler mounting brackets Good mounting hardware for tweeter Cons: Crossover aren't amazing Tweeters can be tinny depending on mounting
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Bj, Greenville Al on Friday, July 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome sounding speakers in my crew cab gmc sierra. Best speakers as far as sound and quality for the price. Pros: Great oem replacements Cons: No external crossovers
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, Florida on Tuesday, July 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fabulous! These speakers, coupled with the 61/2" Alpine coaxials replaced the stock speakers in my wife's 2013 Mini Cooper S convertible and made a remarkable improvement in the overall sound of the system. The difference is night and day. The install was made by a local retailer. Pros: Overall sound quality Cons: none.
alpine sps-610C Written By mick, wi on Sunday, June 29, 2014 Sound quality is amazing at great price Pros: Comes with adapters and everything I needed to install Cons: Non
excellent for the money Written By bIllL, Cleveland Ohio on Thursday, June 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these for a 2012 outback. The stock front speakers already had tweeters in the dash and mid/woofer in the door. The factory speakers have a single pair of wires leaving the head unit and somewhere in the dash they separate and the tweeter and woofer are wired in parallel. I bought these because I wanted to use the factory wiring as-is without having to mount a separate crossover. Overall I am happy with the ease of install and sound, I would have given a 4.5 if possible. Pros: easy install and good sound, more bass than I would have thought Cons: treble is a little tinny as others have stated but I wouldn't change them out.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, University Park, PA on Sunday, May 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to install sounds great.
Worse than stock Written By Ralph, Richmond, CA on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Purchased these for the front door with some SPS-510's for the rear. They sound worse than the stock speakers in my 2001 4runner Limited, muddled is the best description I can come up with. Using an Alpine head unit and a Rockford Fosgate PBR300x4. Swapped the paper-coned 14 year old stock speakers back in and they sound so much better. The Tweeters also are extremely tinny sounding and overpowering as others have said. I tried to muffle them by putting some foam in front of them and that helped a little. Cons: Tweeter is too loud and tinny. Cones are muddled sounding. Installation required cutting and drilling.
Bombastic! Written By Anonymous, Waipunalei, HI on Saturday, April 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome product, super fast shipping! Pros: Great value! Cons: None
Great for tweeters in the A-Pillar Written By Sam, Madison, WI on Sunday, March 30, 2014 I loved this pair of speakers! I had them in my Frontier for 3 years with daily abuse and they held up perfectly. Let them break in and you will love them too. Pros: In-line crossover means you won't have to run a ton of wires if your tweeter is in the A-pillar or dash instead of the door. Bass response is good (Once they're broken in) Sound good with minimal power (14RMS from deck) Cons: Tweeters were a little bit harsh when wired in with the woofers normally. In my truck I was able to wire the tweeters as the front and the woofers as the rear and then fade to the rear a bit to get them how I liked them.
Performance as expected Written By Radio Randy, Colville, WA on Saturday, March 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This system was a great improvement over the old factory speakers. Much tighter base and I can actually hear the highs, now. If I were to do it all, correctly, I would install an amp because the speakers need more power, than the original system, to sound their best. Pros: Relatively easy installation. Greatly improved base response. Cons: Hot gluing the tweeters into the factor grill locations was a downside and the woofers had to be placed, just so, to ensure the screws would hold in all four places.
Great product Written By Dfree, Imperial mo on Thursday, March 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers, a lot of mid and highs, works perfect with sub Pros: Great mid and highs Easy installation Just a. All around great product!
Speaker up-grades #1 Written By High-Tec Redneck., SoCal on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Nice upper level mids, sound is good and light on the pocket book too, I can still buy beer! Pros: Just loud enough Cons: Depth may be an issue, for truck doors.
alpine speakers Written By Jon, PA on Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers for the price. The sound good, have nice range and are easy to install - the crossovers are small tubes that zip tie neatly to the wiring harness. Pros: great sound, especially considering the price Cons: installing separates is more work
Great sound Written By Anonymous, Jackson,ms on Sunday, March 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They sound wonderful alpine is my new favorite brand to buy I am very happy with my purchase
Alpine 610 c Written By chrisafd, averill park new york 12018 on Thursday, March 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speakers gave my new Alpine system a great sound over the stock speakers. I installed the add on amp for my system and that helped to power the new speakers. Pros: Ease to install, great sound, nice quality Cons: None for me
Just what I was looking for Written By Anonymous, Newport News, VA on Saturday, March 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sounds great, great price. Excellent shipping and easy to install.
alpine components Written By Anonymous, tulsa, ok on Wednesday, February 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding replacements for a chevrolet crew cab Pros: Easy install everything needed was in the box Cons: None
Good choice in components Written By David.D, West Jordan, UT on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound great off deck power, could only imagine what a solid amp would light them up to do Pros: Not your high end speakers but they are good sounding for the price you pay. Cons: None found thus so far
2000 Silverado Happy Written By MikeM, Houston, TX on Thursday, February 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker was an excellent match for my Alpine MRP-F240 amplifier and Alpine Alpine SPS-406 in rear. The bass was better than I expected and the tweeters are awesome! Installation was a easy, my only minor challenge was determining which adapters to use. Over all I am very satisfied with sound quality and installation. Pros: Great Sound Cons: None
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, Mascoutah, IL on Thursday, January 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great set of speakers Pros: Sounds great and a good price Cons: none
Perfect fit in 2003 Silverado Written By Tony31138, Temecula, Ca. on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Direct replacement for the factory speakers in my 2003 Sliverado crew cab. The directions from Crutchfield walked me through it with ease. They sound great to top it off. Pros: Perfect fit replacing the factory door speakers. Great sound, so much better than the factory speakers. Decent price. Cons: None.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Gear head, Oregon on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Super impressed! Always bought pioneer from walmart, I'll never do that again!
Great sound, easy install! Written By harperD, Charlottesville, VA on Tuesday, December 24, 2013 I was trying to find a good quality component system at a good price to replace a great sounding system that came stock with the car. These seemed to fit the bill. I've always liked Alpine and I was so glad I chose them. Now, I'm thinking of replacing the rest of the car's components with these. Pros: Nice lows, crisp highs, easy install Cons: None that I can think of
Alpine SPS 610 speakers Written By Philbert Desanax, Greenville SC on Wednesday, December 18, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to install. Sound much better than the factory speakers. Crutchfield tech support made it easy when I ran into a little trouble. Thanks for the great service Crutchfield! Pros: Free adaptors Cons: None
spa 610c Written By Anonymous, arizona on Thursday, November 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound great. Came fast and easy to install. Pros: Sound good. Look nice. Easy to install Cons: None
Great speakers Written By Don C, Smithfield, VA on Sunday, October 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love these speakers! I installed these in a 2004 Toyota Camry and the sound is incredible. Superb clarity and separation! These are hooked up to a Kenwood Excelon 797 receiver...no amp, but that's OK. I don't need one. Pros: Superb sound. Easy to install. Reasonable price. Cons: none yet.
alpine sps-610c Written By john d., middltown,ct on Sunday, October 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) these speakers are great! there are only a few others in this price range that sound comparable to these. i chose alpine for the reputation as well as my previous experience with their products.
Reviews for the Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, Port Charlotte, Fl on Sunday, October 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) attractive and high quality Pros: high quality Cons: expensive
Great Sound Written By TylerL, Medford, OR on Sunday, October 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good clean sound with a quick easy install. Low price and great product. Pros: Crisp clean sound Cons: N/A
Great Component Speaker for Lowe Price Written By AlD, Poughkeepsie, Ny on Friday, September 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I currently have these attached to the factory head unit of my 2012 GMC Sierra - and are a significant improvement over the factory paper speakers (which were not horrific - considering this is a basic Work Truck). I did not use the factory tweeter mounting positions, but rather I drilled a 2" hole into the door 'sails', which allows you aim the tweeters at the occupants, rather than the windshield. The factory head drives these just fine for now ... but I will be installing a dinosaur Hafler amp to wake the system up a little. Will also be looking to upgrade the rear pillar speakers behind the front seats (standard cab) at that point too. Pros: Neutral, well balanced sound...not harsh or boomy. Reasonably priced. Cons: None yet ...
Does not work well with factory Stereo Written By J.O., Austin TX on Saturday, September 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Does not work well with factory Stereo. Sounds "tinny". The rear speakers recommended by Crutchfield work great. I called tech support and the Tech new right off the bat that my factory system would not drive these speakers. Hmmm.... Not very pleased. Now I have to buy a new stereo and an adapter for the steering wheel controls. Cons: In spite of recommendation, these do not work well with the factory stereo.
Great speakers for the price. Very pleasant balance! Written By Gyakusetsu, Denver, CO on Wednesday, September 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are a great upgrade from my factory ones. After overhauling everything else about my system, I figured it was time to finally ditch the cardboard Volkswagen 20-watt speakers and get something that could handle more power. I can easily say I was not at all disappointed by these! the sound quality is very clear and detailed with the separate tweeters. Bass response is a little lacking, but nothing a subwoofer can't fill in for you (mid-bass is very nice). I have these hooked in to a 75-watt/channel amplifier and they BUMP! Even with the volume up as high as I can stand it, the soundscape is clear and full and the dynamic range is at a comfortable level that doesn't pain you to listen to. Silk tweeters balanced very nicely via the crossover. Crossover is easy to mount/ziptie to something in your door. I stuck mine to some existing window control wires and have heard no interference when using the windows. The crossovers are pretty well shielded and let the tweeter actually produce a decent amount of sound without over-emphasizing the super high-end treble that makes my ears hurt (anyone with plastic tweeters knows what I mean... yuck!!). I know these aren't the greatest possible speakers in existence (I wish Klipsch made car speakers), but for the money, you'll definitely be satisfied. Best example of clarity: analog/vinyl-esque clicks and pops... made me think something was wrong with how I mounted the tweeters... but they're just that good! Pros: clear, loud, well built, comes with TONS of extra mounting hardware for any situation. Foam adhesive pads and circles were a nice touch and hold my tweeters in place very nicely in factory locations. Cons: Tweeter wire is VERY long. I suppose it is better than being too short, but I had to get clever with zip ties and tucking to get it all out of the way. Kind of a con... but if you ever have to disconnect the terminals, you have to insert a flat tool in the terminal connectors to get them undone or else they will NOT come off.
Awesome!!! Written By Anonymous, East Wenatchee, WA on Monday, September 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers sound great! You get a lot of bang for your buck. And the built in crossover for the tweets fit just about any where. I totally recommend these speakers. Pros: Great sound, and come with everything you need to mount the tweets Cons: I haven't found any yet.
Alpine Speakers Written By Anonymous, Corpus Christi, TX on Tuesday, August 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my first time buying Alpine speakers, but I've always heard nothing but good things about Alpine and these speakers are no different. I've had them installed for a little over a week now with no issues. Got an Alpine Receiver matched with the Alpine Power Pack for my door speakers. Have these installed in the front doors of my Chevy Silverado Ext. Cab. Easy install. Speaker harnesses make it a clean install with no wire splicing. These things are loud!! Lots of clarity with no distortion, even at high listening levels, which you could expect from a good set of component speakers such as these. I have a 10" sub @ 200 Watts RMS in a sealed enclosure, so I'm not using these door speakers for bass. This system meets my listening standards. I listen to everything from metal, to rock, to country, and sometimes the occasional hip hop song. I like it very loud, crisp, clean sounding like it was meant to be heard. Arrived when expected. Great price. Very satisfied with my purchase. Would definitely recommend to a friend.
Big improvement over the factory speakers Written By James, Buffalo, NY Installed in a 2011 Chevy Malibu on Wednesday, August 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What a difference these speakers make! I've installed many speakers in my vehicles over the years, Sony, Polk, Pioneer, and Kenwood. These Alpines are by far the best. The speakers are very crisp and accurate. They're great for acoustical music and vocals. Instillation of the woofer was a breeze with Crutchfield's speaker mounting bracket. I stealth mounted the tweeters in the factory location. It did required some minor cutting of the plastic around the factory speaker bracket, but it wasn't a big deal. I then used some epoxy to glue the Alpine bracket to the inside of the pillar and the tweeter slipped into the bracket. You can't go wrong with these speakers.The sound is phenomenal and the installation was relatively easy. Pros: Great speaker for the money. Cons: None
Nice sound upgrade Written By JFM, Colorado on Friday, August 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers provided a nice upgrade to the factory VW speaker system in the 2004 Jetta wagon. Fuller bass range and crisper mids/highs than the OEM stuff (even with the factory Monsoon head-unit/amp). Installation was fairly straightforward except for a few variances from the MasterSheet. For the front doors, these speakers are not compatible with the adapters provided-- but an easy workaround is as follows: -per the MS, remove the factory speakers and place the speed clips (with a bit of hack-saw ingenuity, not mentioned in the MS) -the speakers come with mounting brackets/rings ; break off the tabs along the outside of the "ring"; use a properly sized drill bit to drill out the threads of the brass mounting eyes. -align the mounting slots on the speaker rim over the brass holes and those two things over the speed clips. -use the long screws included with the speaker kit to attach the speaker + mounting ring to the door (via speed clips) It is also possible to replace the tweeters in the "sail" with the included tweeters. Remove the sail (one screw and a clip). Use a knife to separate the in situ tweeter (this an irreversible process) from the sail. Use contact cement or similar adhesive to attach the tweeter to the sail. Re-wire with your choice of connectors. Rear door tweeters can be replaced in a similar but not identical fashion. Rear door installation of the larger speakers is as in the MS. Pros: Great sound and a lovely upgrade. Plays nice and clear at higher volumes. Cons: Slightly more vehicle modification than expected, but not too difficult.
Excellent speakers Written By ButchE, Mount Olive, AL on Saturday, August 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding component speakers. Installed them in my 01 GMC Sierra, replacing factory speakers. Bass speakers mounted easily with provided bracket. Tweeters were a little more involved as the factory tweeters were integrated into their mounting. I used a rotary tool to remove the tweeter from the bracket, then mounted the new one with one of the many mounting options provided from Crutchfield. Pros: Good bass for the size of the speaker 6 3/4 overall the set delivers a nice crisp sound. Cons: None
Bright with bass at right settings Written By joc1394, Hagerstown, MD on Monday, July 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these to replace the stock "Premium" Pioneer speakers installed in my 2007 Honda Civic EX Coupe. The stock pioneers were more than adequate, considering that most stock sound systems are not that great. However, after almost 140,000 miles of use when the stock headunit became possessed, it was time to overhaul the entire system. I hot glued the tweeters into the stock locations in the dash, which has worked well for over a month. These speakers sound very good, although I needed to carefully set the crossover on my new JVC headunit around 60Hz to get the best bass out of these. If you don't set the crossover and send all frequencies to these, they don't sound quite as good. If you're looking for better bass, there are better choices out there. You will probably need to have a sub installed with these to get the real low-end. NOTE: These fit the front doors of my 2007 Honda Civic EX Coupe, as expected from the Crutchfield "Fits My Car" tool, but NOT the rear deck location as indicated... They were too deep and hit the rear torsion bars for the trunk lid. Pros: Crisp, bright sound with just a touch of bass with proper crossover settings. Excellent clarity. Cons: Just a touch of bass...you'll want a subwoofer to go with these.
Car Audio Written By Michael, Bismarck ND on Friday, July 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Required a bit of bodging to get the tweeters to work in the factory openings (on a curved section of door panel) otherwise the only thing I would've liked is access to phone support during the evening hours on a Friday. However the speakers sound much better than the tired OEM ones that were there.
Alpine Speakers Ecellent Written By Gerryd, Yelm, WA on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replacing the factory speakers in a 2006 Honda Accord LX was the right thing to do. The difference in the sound quality was exceptional Pros: Clarity and sound is crystal clear Cons: Trouble with one tweeter two days after installation and I recommend purchasing aftermarket speaker cables instead of those sent with the speakers.that connect to the factory harness designed for a 2003-07 Honda Civic. purchasing speaker cables
Alpine spa-610c Written By JG, Lucasville, Ohio on Monday, July 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Replaced my factory spkrs in my 2008 crew cab chevy 3500 (without Bose) front doors w/pillar tweeters, when I purchased these I thought I would have to add speaker wire between woofer & tweeter ,turned out I didn't have to. I removed my old tweeter , used a hot glue gun to hold new tweeter in place (seems to work just fine) I still have factory deck but these sound a lot better than factory. I also replaced rear speakers at the same time , the factory deck don't seem to push much wattage to rear channels, but altogether it sounds better than factory by far !! If I upgrade to a new deck and a 4 chan. amp (around 50 amps per ch.) I think it would improve a lot , and get full perf. out of all 4 speakers . But sounds good now w/ no distortion even at high volume ranges Pros: Easy install even with running new wire to new tweeter.Sounds great ! Cons: None
Alpine speakers with extra tweeters Written By Scott, 21901 on Monday, July 08, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers rock. Love the add-on tweeters that come with them. Made an extra hole n next to no clearance needed. Pros: Sound, installation Cons: None
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, Denver N.C. on Saturday, July 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Thx C F fits and sounds great thats why i stay with u grate job hunter thx for ur help Donnie
Awesome speakers Written By FA5_Mugen, Plantation, Florida on Thursday, July 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought 2 of these speakers to replace the crappy paper stock ones in my 2008 Mugen. What an amazing improvement in sound. Night and day difference. Magnets on these speakers were about 4 times larger than stock. I will definelty be buying 2 more for the rear Cons: A little bit tough to install even with the speakers brackets
ALL I CAN SAY IS WOW Written By KK, FOND DU LAC WI on Monday, June 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) THESE SPEAKERS ARE INCREDIBLE.I MOUNTED THE TWEETERS IN THE UPPER DOOR PANELS OF MY CHEVY SILVERADO.THESE SPEAKERS HANDLE ANYTHING AND SOUND AMAZING.VERY CLEAR.HAD TO MOUNT A SUB IN THE BACK TO GET THE BASE NOTES AND I DONT KNOW HOW I EVER LISTENED TO MUSIC WITHOUT A SUB.THANKS DAISY FOR THE SUGGESTION. Pros: SOUND GREAT,FIT GREAT Cons: NONE
Alpine SPS-610C Written By jas, new smyrna bch,fl on Friday, June 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) install easy nice sound
My speakers Written By Frnkpol, Bronx NY on Thursday, June 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have a Nissan Sentra, I originally replaced the factory speakers with pioneers two ways but I wasn't getting the sound that I was looking for, then a sale associate at Crutchfield recommend these particular model, and he was right. I love the clear and crispy sound that comes out of these speaker, I'm really happy with my purchase. Thank you Crutchfield. Pros: The best money ever spend on speakers. Cons: Had a little trouble placing the tweeters.
06 Tacoma Double Cab Front Door Install Written By Bill, VA on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These Alpine component speakers are sounding great. I listen to everything from Metallica and Rage to Waylon and Cash to Eminem. All of these different genres sound good! Installing the woofers was a breeze. The tweeters on the other hand took some time. I was able to take tin snips and cut the factory tweeter away from the bracket, then use a dremel to file down the pieces I cut. The Alpine tweeters fit through the opening and the lock nut screwed on and hold them in place very nicely. By doing this I didn't have to make a bracket, the factory one with the new tweeter went right back on the door. I mistakenly found out that if you cut the factory tweeter wire, at the speaker, tape the red and black wire off, and plug the factory tweeter harness back into the factory plug it came out of it, will allow the new tweeter and woofer to work by attaching the Alpine woofer and tweeter speakers together like they should be. I didn't have to cut, splice or connect any wiring other than from the factory tweeter I had taken apart anyway. Maybe just by having the factory tweeter harness connected keeps the speaker circuit in tact. All I know is it works! and sounds great! All the electric windows and door locks work too! lol Pros: Sound quality
Great components for the price Written By CBM, Plano, TX on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed these in the front doors of my 08 Ram 1500 Quad Cab. Drilled holes in the door panels for the tweeters and they installed very simply. Looks almost like stock. The treble is excellent, and the high mids are very clear and concise. Still tweaking the EQ settings on my stereo to get it perfect. Pros: Clear treble, and mids. Cons: Not quite so much lower mid bass levels. That's probably because I don't have it hooked up to an amp, just my aftermarket Jensen head unit. Factory speakers were louder, however didn't sound nearly as "complete"
Alpine SPS-610C Written By d.c., crofton maryland on Sunday, June 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These componants sound great in my 08 gmc sierra i have them in the front doors and in the rear doors and the sound is amazing
Alpine sps-610c Written By Louis, NW Florida on Wednesday, June 05, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers deliver far better sound than the factory units. The installation was very easy on my girlfriends 2008 Dakota. The speakers dropped right in the factory location and Crutchfield included the speaker wire adapter at no charge. Pros: Great sound, no hassle install Cons: None
alpines Written By kdak, columbus, oh on Monday, June 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good stuff. matches well with alpines i have in the rear. I think I may want to add a sub though. Pros: clear on all levels. I would recommend them to anyone Cons: a little trouble fitting though they were recommended for my vehicle. Distorts when levels hit a little more then half up (20-21 on scale of 35. Speakers peak out at about 27 I think that would be expected though.
Briilliant sound Written By red300zx, boynton beach, fl. on Sunday, May 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound form these speakers are clear and crisp. They provide perfect mids and highs and compliment the pair of 6.5" coaxials I have in the rear towers. The price is quite reasonable for the quality and brand. Pros: great quality, great sound, good handling power Cons: none.
great sound Written By texas, texas on Thursday, May 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) great speakers at a great price you wont be dissapointed
apline sps 610c Written By blindsay, hobbs,nm on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sounding speakers. Fit good on fj cruiser Pros: Great sound good fit, great price Cons: Tweeters are a little overpowering but can b tuned for
Alpine SPS-610C Awesome seakers Written By Jim in PA, Bucks County, PA on Thursday, May 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These take decent amounts of power and sound great. I have them mounted in doors with XTC baffles behind them and they perform well at all volume levels. I LOVE them! Pros: Efficient and balanced Cons: none
great sound, great price. Written By Anonymous, Mansfield, TX on Thursday, April 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) They sound great and fit like a glove in my 01 Tahoe. I will be purchasing another pair for my 95 K1500.
definitely love it Written By jbolear, Hamden, Ct on Sunday, April 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) love these speakers. I own a Scion Xb and am currently customizing it to sound great and ride great. My ultimate goal is to make it into a road trip car. I bought these because alpine have always sounded good to me and these come component and 2way. Pros: great sound Cons: finding an amp to properly power these speakers
Great Speakers! Written By Joelk, manchester NH on Tuesday, April 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers easy to install, and blow the factory speakers away, I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to replace factory speakers.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By bruce, Nora Springs IA on Saturday, March 16, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best sounding speakers I've heard in over 30yrs, perfect highs great mids and no muddy sound, put them in my 2001 gmc sierra and my sound system came alive. Pros: easy to install
Nice clean sound Written By Jody B, Somerset, KY on Friday, March 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This component set is sweet. Clean sound, awesome mounting package for pretty much any vehicle and sounds better louder! Pros: Easy install with included kit. Low THD Clean sound. Cons: Swivel kit for tweets break easy if you pry instead of twist off. Did not say to twist. If you don't need the swivel kit then no biggie!
Great sound Written By Matt, Ny on Wednesday, March 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The speakers sound very nice. I put them in my 04 Avalanche and where very easy to put in. The lows and highs are great. If u like some bass these are perfect. If you like a lot of bass them get a sub... Pros: Fast and easy sound great. The crutchfield call support is great.
2011 GMC Sierra Install Written By AJB, Maquoketa, IA on Sunday, February 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers for the money. No comparison to factory junk speakers after you install these youll see how terrible they are! Real crisp highs and mids and decent base. Wouldn't say its quite as nice as the Bose system in the Denali's that ive rode in, but not far behind with not having an amp and installing to a factory radio! Installation took a little time but wasnt terrible, running the speaker wire through rubber between the door and the A pillar is a tight fit but it will work. I wanted to mount the tweeters in the factory location so had to do that. A little modification was required to fit the tweeters to the widow pillars, trim the inside of the tweeter grill with a exacto and hot glue it in place it will just barely go in there but it looks like factory when its done. I paired these up with the two way 610s in the rear doors which were simple to install very happy with all of it sounds great! Pros: Sounds great real nice improvement for the price(front and back) Cons: Can't think of anything but a the time it takes to install plan a half day for the front anyway
Great Speakers Written By PeteB, Saint Peters, MO on Sunday, February 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sounds good. Bass is firm. Treble is great, no distortion so far. Pros: Great highs Cons: Could use more bass but decent for this size speaker
2002 Chevy Camaro w/ Monsoon Written By TrentM, Miami, FL on Saturday, February 02, 2013 Bought some to go in the front door and back seat locations, and they fit and sound great in both locations! The back seat location will only use the mid-range speakers. Once again, however, Crutchfield is incorrect. For the front door locations, you do not have to bypass the Monsoon amp. The stock speakers are mounted coaxially, but are set up as component speakers, so they get both a mid-range and tweeter signal. Just look on Google for the wiring diagrams so you know which wires are for the tweeter signal, and which are for the mid-range.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Anonymous, Greenville, SC on Sunday, December 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) real nice set
Alpine SPS-610C Written By BobH, Milwaukee, Wi on Friday, November 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers for mids and highs, really good clarity compared to the stock speakers that Chevy puts in their trucks. Pros: Great quality construction and sound Cons: none
Couldn't ask for more Written By Dan, Des Moines, IA on Tuesday, October 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these speakers to put in the front door of my 98 Chevy Prism, and I could not be more impressed. I custom mounted the tweeters in the top of the door using a 2" hole saw to cut a spot for them. The tweeters were far easier to mount than I was expecting because of the ring that they came with to screw on behind the door. All I had to do was cut the hole, and screw on the ring! It improved my sound stage drastically and added an incredible amount of clarity to my music that I didn't even know I was missing before. FYI I have subwoofers so I have no idea how these speakers perform on the lower end of the bass. However, speakers this size aren't made for super low frequencies so that wasn't something I was looking for to begin with. Pros: Fantastic clarity in both the high, midrange, and mid-bass frequencies. Everything was fairly easy to install. Cons: The mounting bracket Crutchfield sent didn't work with these speakers because the screws included were too short. However, I was able to use the bracket that came in the Alpine box. Everything worked out great in the end.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By Great Components, Upland, California on Sunday, July 22, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed these speakers in all 4 door panels, in my 2008 Chevy HD Crew Cab. I flush mounted the tweeters towards the top of the door panel, which required a 2" hole drill bit. I replaced the factory radio with an Alpine 2 DIN stereo (CDE-W235BT). I am powering the new components with a 4 channel Alpine amp, which is rated at 75 watts per channel. For a subwoofer, I chose the JL Audio 8" microsub powered by a 300 watt Alpine mono amp. These speakers sound awesome. The sound is truly amazing over the factory Bose system they replaced. I couldn't be happier. Pros: Great price, sound, and quality Cons: None that I can think of.
Awesome Highs Written By AdrianM, Coachella Valley, CA on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers were a bit of a pain to install. Alpine sends no directions and the supplied Master Sheet was less than helpful, except for pulling off the door panels. For my model of SUV, 2000 Durango, I had to use the factory spacers and take apart the stock assembly. No big deal but as a first timer and no directions it took me some time to figure out what to do. The left window bracket will prevent you from installing speaker in the front door so you'll need the spacer. I put these in with a 4 channel amp. I turned the amp all the way to zero across the board during the install. When I first turned on the stereo I was thinking, "Yeah that sounds alright." Then I tuned the amp and what a difference, it was like opening the door to a concert in truck. For the rear doors I put in Polk Audio's DXi650s. They are a great compliment to each other as the Polk pick up a bit more of the base. I'll be adding 2 Kicker 10's to this system with it's own dedicated amp splitting the power. Half going to each 10. These speakers will eventually be used to only pick up the mid's and highs. If you plan to use these speakers definitely get an amp to power them, your factory deck won't cut it, and you'll be glad you did. Also, the directional tweets are a nice touch, but you'll need to be creative about where you're going to mount included crossover. Pros: Great sound, lots of extra parts to help with install Cons: No directions from Alpine of Crutchfield to assist with install. You may need to be creative.
Alpine SPS-610C Written By claytown24, Landenberg, PA on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 I bought the Alpine SPS-610C and Alpine SPS-610 speakers a few weeks ago, upgrading all front and rear door factory GM speakers in my 2006 Pontiac Torrent. I replaced the front component speakers with the Alpine SPS-610C, and the rear with the Alpine SPS-610 two-ways. The sound difference is amazing! I am pleased with the difference. I am totally happy with my Alpine SPS-610C speakers, but one thing I am not happy about is the tweeters. As someone has already mentioned, the tweeters are almost too overpowering. Not enough bass and too much treble for me personally. Also, when I turned the volume up on my head unit (Pioneer DEH-3400 UB), the tweeters would make this annoying crackling noise- I could barely turn my speakers up past 30 on the volume level- even after reducing treble. After trying to mess with the audio settings for quite some time, I finally gave up on the tweeters and put the stock tweeters back in. The stock ones do not crackle, even with the volume up, which kinda upset me because aftermarket tweeters, I would think, should be able to handle that kind of power. Other than that, the woofers are great, and the two-ways are great as well. Pros: Great sound, woofers & two-way speakers can handle well at high volume Cons: Tweeters aren't the best
01 Extented Cab Silverado Installation Written By Norm, San Bruno, CA on Sunday, June 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent upgrade from stock "Premium" sound system. I used SPS-610C with XTC baffles in the front doors and SPS-406 with 800hz Bass blockers, XTC baffles in the rear, retained the stock radio. Sounds great!! THANKS Kevin. As soon as I save up my allowance I'll be getting a new receiver. an Alpine CDE-HD137BT maybe. Pros: Easy to install. The hardest part was getting the door panels off, with breaking them and repairing the damage a previous owner did. Everything is included from Crutchfield, wiring adapters, generic instructions. Excellent customer service. THANK YOU THANK YOU Cons: Alpines instructions. REALLY pictures only, I can read. Lots of left over parts with NO explanation as to where, when or why to use them.


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When it's time to move your tomato and other vegetable seedlings into larger pots, Peel Away™ Pots are an innovative, effective and convenient option. They're made from VELCRO® brand fabric, which air-prunes roots so plants form healthy, dense root systems. This ensures optimal water and nutrient uptake and eliminates spiraling, which results in vigorous, robust plants. The self-watering tray uses a reservoir and a wicking capillary mat to deliver water to plants as they need it, eliminating over- and under-watering and reducing watering chores. When it's time to transplant your seedlings into the garden, the peel-away sides of these transplant pots make it easy to remove plants without disturbing roots, minimizing transplant shock. This leads to an earlier and bigger harvest of juicy, ripe tomatoes and other vegetables. Pots are washable, reusable and store flat. Kit includes three pots plus self-watering tray.
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For my current U-673 project, I decided to bite the bullet and create a mock-up of the inner pressure hull instead of getting the resin set by Yankee Modelworks. This is so that the (hopefully) proper curvature will appear behind the opened flooding/drainage holes in the hull. There are several sources (books, websites, etc.) that show the components & structures that are affixed outside the inner pressure hull (for example, external torpedo storage tubes, air/exhaust piping, etc.)
My inspiration for mocking up my own inner pressure hull came from Daniel Jayne's FSM article "Inside the Wolfpack" and Wink Grisé's site.
Using a few books as resources (primarily "Anatomy of the Ship: Type VIIC U-boats" by Dr. David Westwood), I have designed, laid out, built and skinned the skeleton framework for the inner pressure hull.
If anyone is interested in getting the plans for the inner pressure hull skeleton (in CorelDRAW), please send me an e-mail and I will send to you.
Like my U-625 build, I have started to post a website to document my build of U-673... and building the inner pressure hull will certainly be a chapter on that site.
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Phoronix: Nuclear Dawn Seems To Run Fine On AMD Linux
Nuclear Dawn, the Source Engine game now with full Linux support after a major game update was rolled out on Steam this week, seems to be running fine on AMD Linux hardware...
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Hubbardton Forge 103260-05 Bronze 6 Light Ambient Light Chandelier from the New Town Collection
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Technical Specs
Lifetime Limited Warranty | |
Base Color | Black, Bronze, Brown, Grey |
Bulb Base | Candelabra (E12) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Incandescent |
CUL Listed | Yes |
CUL Rating | Damp Location |
Chandelier Type | Linear |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Genre | Colonial, Rustic / Lodge |
Height | 15.4 |
Light Direction | Up Lighting |
Location Rating | Damp Location |
Made in America | Yes |
Material | Iron |
Number of Bulbs | 6 |
Number of Tiers | 2 |
Product Weight | 32 |
Style | Transitional |
Suggested Room Fit | Dining Room |
UL Listed | Yes |
UL Rating | Damp Location |
Wattage | 360 |
Watts Per Bulb | 60 |
Width | 22.9 |
- All Hubbardton Forge products are made to order in Castleton, Vermont USA
- Ultra secure mounting assembly ensures a sturdy installation
- Sends light in an upward direction as well as providing a general ambient light for your room
- Hand made nature of this product makes no two fixtures identical
- Bulb Base - Candelabra (E12): The E12 (Edison 12mm), Candelabra Edison Screw (CES), "Candelabra" is a term for the small-based incandescent light bulbs used in luminaires made for lighting and decoration.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E12 Candelabra Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Number of Bulbs: 6
- Bulb Base: Candelabra (E12)
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Bulb Included: No
- Watts Per Bulb: 60
- Wattage: 360
- Height: 15.4"
- Width: 22.9"
- UL Listed: Yes
- UL Rating: Damp Location
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
- All Hubbardton Forge products come with a limited lifetime warranty on finish and electrical components. This includes products used outdoors and near the coast. Read more about the Hubbardton Forge warranty below.
Celebrating 40 years in business, Hubbardton Forge has been serving their customers by manufacturing unique pieces of lighting for years. Steadfastly committed to designing, manufacturing, and creating lighting under one roof in Vermont, you'll find no comparison between a Hubbardton Forge product and another lighting brand. Unlike brands who build their products overseas, each Hubbardton Forge piece is crafted, boxed, and shipped just for you. Experience the difference today!
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Our SKU: 103260
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
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103260-10 - Bronze
103260-05 - Burnished Steel
103260-08 - Dark Smoke
103260-07 - Mahogany
103260-03 - Natural Iron
103260-20 - Satin Steel
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Hubbardton Forge New Town Collection
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Hubbardton Forge warrants to the original purchaser that its products are free of defects in workmanship and materials. This warranty applies for the lifetime of the original purchaser, for residential use only. With the exceptions and on the conditions stated below, should any fixture fail, Hubbardton Forge, through an Authorized Dealer or directly, will repair or replace it with the same or a similar product (at our sole discretion) free of charge.