G & S designs ?

has anyone heard of g&s designs from back in the day? Here's a brief description... Diamentions are L.2ft./W.7in./H.3in. Says "comp series 700" logo runs down middle of the amp. anodized red. inside electronics look like 2 large circuit boards butted together in 1 case. no cheap work in this puppy. if anyone has any info or who made this giant please respond.

lol...damn thats a major switch

j/k, because I got a belly full of Yuengling Black & Tans (sorry about your luck, West Coast guys...).  I haven't heard of that brand and can't help out here. Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

haha thats messed up

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lol....not even Audiobahn?? crap

G&S designs is an old school company. They started out back in the late 80's and produced HQ amps and speakers. I've used them before in the mid 90's and was not disappointed. Can't tell aboit there new line up, but I'm sure it's just as good as ever. Check out there site http://www.gsredline.com/. Hope this helps.Alpine 7903/Kove Aphex Signal Processor/

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I heard them at a local swap meet/flea market type deal..... not too good imo. Of course the only subs I could hear their amps on was massive audio subs, audiobahn, kenwood, nothing I would consider high sq. But I know they were overrated. fiberglass reminds me of peanut brittle... but fiberglass tastes better!