Do you remember ?

The very first work I ever did on car audio was modifying the turntable is a 1959 Chrysler Imperial so it was more stable and wouldn't skip so much.  This was in 1964.  We used to wire two 16-ohm RCA speakers in parallel to guy's AM radios (which was all cars had in those days) and put one in the dash and one in the rear deck.  Oooh, STEREO (we thought.) 

yea i was really young when i first got hooked on bass. but if you really want to date myself i was 12 or 13 years old the when the pre hd 30's ,45's , 75's and 150's. then shortly after the hd's hit and i upgraded ,i had a 12" box that rocks. the subs where called the rocker series. remember that, the box that was gray and blk,with 4/2"inch ports a side it was setup for full range. i thought those systems couldnt be touch at the time. wow how far car audio has come. huh? 

i do remember the 100 also, my buddy that introduced me to fosgate had one.i guees most of us on this site are true die hard bassheads,huh?well keep it wired!!!!!! later

i remember when:

you were kool if you had twin 15's or 18's, with horn tweets, in the (uncovered) bed of your truck

you had a crown air freshener on your dash and deck

you had a cord on you car phone

small, fat rims that stick out like a steam roller where cool

neon colored wiper blades, lisence plate frames, and everything else was kool

walking thru the mall with a pullout was simply status

Techmaster P.E.B

when amps and speakers hooked to you factory AM/FM radio, with a RF modulater hooked into a Walkman was your 1st booming system

when all subs were "Kickers"

Cruising on a Fri/Sat was fun

WOW, what a flashback