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by diceman1000 » Wed Jun 15, 2005 2:29 am

i had a pair of pyle power reference series 12's in a ported box running off of an alpine mrv 1000,with an old ass primier hu,back when in dash cd players first came out,and believe it or not that setup sounded better,and lasted longer than a lot that i've had...
Damon

by Darthness » Fri Jun 10, 2005 9:03 pm

my first subs almost became 2 sony 12"s with a sony amp and wiring, that stuff hit pretty hard (hard enough for me), didn't sound so great bu tit amazed me for sony.

sadly, my dad thinks its a bad idea (ironically, its my money that i earned. only trhe bank account is in his name. oh jesus i can't wait until i turn 17..ohhhh)

by Chris from Washington » Fri Jun 10, 2005 1:40 pm

JeremyC wrote:The first subs I bought were thump pro's. Paid like 30 bucks for 2 12s at one of those expo shows. Glad I was only 14 and didn't have a real job, no telling how much money i would have wasted.

Wow now that i think about it, I built a box out of 1/2 plywood for them, and had them hooked to a PA amp. No wonder they didn't last too long.

I had a friend who bought some of those Thumps, I remember after like 2 months, the cone was all sun faded and the surrounds were falling off.

He didn't like how we were all laughing at him.

by JeremyC » Fri Jun 10, 2005 12:34 pm

Chris from Washington wrote:My first sub was a Pyle too :argh

Bought it at one of those expo sales at the Tacoma Dome.
What a piece of garbage.
The first subs I bought were thump pro's. Paid like 30 bucks for 2 12s at one of those expo shows. Glad I was only 14 and didn't have a real job, no telling how much money i would have wasted.

Wow now that i think about it, I built a box out of 1/2 plywood for them, and had them hooked to a PA amp. No wonder they didn't last too long.

by smoker » Fri Jun 10, 2005 4:36 am

anybody remember the heyday of M&M Godfather's? your pyle must not have been pro series then cause mine rocked with that pyramid amp....hahahahahahhahahhahahhahahahahhahahahahhahahhahahhaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by Chris from Washington » Thu Jun 09, 2005 6:53 pm

My first sub was a Pyle too :argh

Bought it at one of those expo sales at the Tacoma Dome.
What a piece of garbage.

by smoker » Wed Jun 08, 2005 5:28 am

i loved alpines old head units...like the 7909 obviously but all the ones that had a rotary volume knob with bass and treble slides above it...of course this may just be because i remember them when i was younger.....


first system was a kraco slide out cassette reciever with a kraco power booster eq running 4 panasonic 6x9's and had a pair of pioneer 3.5's in the dash run off the head unit and heres the real shitter......had a pair of pyle pro 10's runniing off of a pyramid pb300...those of you in the know will remember the pb300 as every poor kids wet dream...300 watts of whining,squealing affordable fury...........

by Ryan from Ohio » Wed Jun 08, 2005 2:52 am

Hmmm

I would take back the 5 12" JL W6's I had...

Two sealed and 3 in a slot port box...

Im sure I could get it louder than hell now that I can afford to power them. Back then I couldnt...

Dammit guys now Im going to have to start going back to the auctions to pickup equipment!

by Chris from Washington » Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:14 pm

Image

Where are you :mecry:

by Chris from Washington » Tue Jun 07, 2005 8:10 pm

Hmm,
The only thing I wish I still had, that I don't now.

Was my Alpine 7525.
Even tho, I most likely wouldn't be using it anymore it was a good deck that had the cool shuttle type volume control. I thought that was the coolest and easiest to use deck ever.

But it got stolen a few years back :(

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