the classical throwbacks that the young heads wouldn't understand thread

have to give it more life

313 wayz wrote: »

2stepz_ahead wrote: »

313 wayz wrote: »

yet another thing I still have

I remember going through the sound settings (Bass, Acoustic, Concert, Movie, Voice, etc) to make sure I had the right sound

my ? is in my basement ...i never moved it. well i

yea...

i still got it.

we need to post pics of the ? we still got

2stepz_ahead wrote: »

313 wayz wrote: »

yet another thing I still have

I had this my freshman year:



Sony CFD-750. The little speaker at the bottom of each cabinet are actually subwoofers. I heard it at some shop at Galleria in DFW while I was there for xmas in 1990. I was just given a Nissan S12 for xmas but I needed to pay to get a new power steering pump put on it and put a pair of cheap speakers in the doors (couldn't make that drive all the way back to Detroit in silence...). When I got settled back at school, the first day of classes I rolled up to Hudsons, put my store card down and copped the stereo for $300. That lil muhfucka had bass coming out of it that could be heard on my entire floor. LL Cool J's "Boomin System" used to get my RA ? 'cause it was so ? loud and low. All my DJ Magic Mike CD's were ridiculously loud and even better, low as ? .

Last day of school some ? broke into my room and stole it. I know for a fact that my suite mates were involved or they did it themselves.

That was back when "MegaBass" was more than just EQ. If your Sony boombox had "MegaBass" on it, there were extremely well engineered subwoofers on it or a well tuned enclosure that provided low end extension.

Breezy_Kilroy wrote: »

"Don't touch my speakers or none of my records. I'll be back! "

and as soon as my pops left us to go run and grab his beer and an italian meatball sub me and my lil brother and sister would throw on one of my tapes and crank that Fisher stereo up.

We got caught once, got all our ? whooped too.