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THIS ITEM IS USED-SOME SVUFFS AND SCRATCHES. MISSING SCREWS FROM TOP PLATE.PLEASE REFER TO PICTURES OF THE ITEMIn used working condition. Some scuffs and scratches. missing screws from top plate.Alpine 300W Car Amplifier Model: MRV-F345No accessories included. If ordering from the US custom fees and tariff fees may apply DW89529-2
The MRV-F345 has a solid reputation as a clean, muscular Alpine 4-channel from the V12 era, and US$205 looks a bit ambitious versus typical used-sale evidence. Comparable listings show examples around US$50–US$175, with a used listing at US$75 and another at US$175 plus shipping, so this ask sits above the middle of the pack unless it’s unusually clean or fully documented.
What makes it worth considering is the sound: these amps are known for honest power, good damping, and a straightforward, no-nonsense build that still suits front-stage active setups or a strong full-range system. If it’s truly original-owner, unmolested, and includes the badge, plugs, and intact terminals, that adds real value; otherwise, at this price I’d want proof it’s healthy, quiet, and all channels are stable before paying up.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Alpine is a Japanese brand whose modern history begins in 1967, when it was founded as a joint venture between Alps Electric and Motorola under the name Alps-Motorola Inc. It became Alpine Electronics in 1978 after Motorola exited the partnership, and the brand has long been associated with Japan’s automotive electronics industry rather than the traditional home hi-fi sector.
Its core business has been car audio and in-car electronics: head units, speakers, subwoofers, amplifiers, navigation systems, multimedia receivers, and related integration products. Alpine is also known for factory-installed and vehicle-specific audio systems for automakers, along with premium aftermarket car-audio solutions.
In the market, Alpine sits as a mainstream premium automotive-audio brand rather than a high-end boutique hi-fi name. Its reputation is built on engineering, reliability, and good sound in the car, with a strong legacy among enthusiasts for well-made, performance-focused products. It is less about turntables, DACs, or headphones than about comprehensive in-dash and vehicle audio systems, and it is generally positioned above entry-level mass-market brands without reaching true luxury-audio exclusivity.
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