who remembers?

menace2sobriety wrote: dwarren wrote: menace2sobriety wrote:  dr crankenstein. Wasn't that the company responsible for an amp that came with a high output alternator for about $25k?    that was PG  there were 2 amps i believed it was called frankenAMPinstien and son of frankenAMPinstein

Actually Dr. Crankenstein did make a amp that tipped the scales at around $25k, it was called the DRAG QUEEN. It is one of the funniest things I have ever seen in car audio. Damn is it ever ugly.

double-secret reverse-osmosis speaker-cone-induced high-level interference distortion, Its a killer

I feel old just reading this thread nowI was hoping I would never hear or see some of those brands again--Skold2004 Honda Civic Ex 4Dr

Kenwood DDX-7015/W Nav

4 Fosgate T152C

Hifonics Brutus BX1500D

RE XXX 12 in a 4 Cube Snail Shell

Heh.... I have a Denon pullout CD deck running a pair of early 80's era Jensen Triax 6x9's kicking around for fun in my garage. I also remember little gems like the Pioneer GM-100, DIN plugs for interconnects (Alpine, Kenwood, Pioneer... and nobody's were compatible without some rewiring).   The original Alpine CD players.... Yamaha car audio..... original MTX Road Thunder and Thunder series subs with the red surrounds..... and matching red amps. Linear Power.....   Rockford DSM series amps..... when a 30Hz lower frequency response on a tape deck was a "big deal"..... DCC (the next best thing to cassette!), Sony's in dash DAT deck..... Yamaha indash CD players with the little protective tray thingy for your CD's... And the best piece of in car technology I have ever seen? My original 1960's Cadillac 45RPM player. Slot load record player.... yeah! Gus PS: Anyone want a WORKING Alpine 7 Cassette changer? I know where there is one......... it's hugeWherever I go, that is where I end up......

Gosh, if we knew what we know now... back then. lol thats like a whole new thread huhTell the Snap-On guy I'm not here!