Alps Alpine is a leading global manufacturer of electronic components, automotive infotainment systems, and IoT sensors formed by the merger of Alps and Alpine.
Alps Alpine Co., Ltd. is a Japanese originally multinational corporation specializing in electronic components and automotive infotainment systems. Established through the merger of Alps Electric and Alpine Electronics, the company delivers a diverse portfolio of high-quality products ranging from premium car audio speakers and multimedia units to industrial sensors, switches, and data communication modules.
Driving innovation in the mobility and electronics sectors, Alps Alpine focuses on creating value through 'excitement, safety, and the environment.' Their product lineup includes the renowned Alpine car audio systems, component speakers like the S-Series, and advanced IoT solutions such as the Skoll long-lifetime asset trackers. With a strong commitment to engineering excellence, Alps Alpine continues to provide reliable technology for both consumer automotive applications and industrial use cases.
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For many series, such as the S2-S65C, speaker grilles are not included in the box and must be purchased separately (e.g., KTE-S65G mesh grilles). Check the specific package contents in your manual.
The Skoll Long-Lifetime Asset Tracker is designed to have a minimum battery lifespan of 5 years under normal usage conditions.
While many Alps Alpine speakers such as the S40C can run off a standard head unit, they perform significantly better when powered by an external amplifier aimed at their RMS power rating.
Hi-Res Audio Certified speakers are capable of reproducing frequencies up to 40kHz, providing a wider soundstage and more accurate detail compared to standard speakers which typically stop at 20kHz.
