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that's awesome.....:thumbs::lolup:

yeah, my Pioneer SX-3900 was rated at 120W/ch RMS... no clue what the peak was, put I chose to put speakers with 300W peak capability on it.....LOL

The bimmer delaers around here are fairly liberal about allowing for a test ride. They DO verify your Motorcycle endorsement, but they let ya ride one....(!) Haven't had the pleasure, but I'm told by someone at work who has one that it's like riding on air pillows. Whisper quit, and can put...

That's a SWEET looking custom there....AWESOME

Here she is... like a harley..... only reliable:naughty: (incoming !) :jester:

Enquiring minds want to know. I have a '99 VN1500G1A with all kinds of chrome. Bullet proof. Only had new rubber, brake pads, a battery and oil during its entire lifetime. I'll post a pic... gotta find one.

Who cares? It makes ya happy, you enjoy it, and I say: all power to ya. My eccentricity is vintage calculators ( I have a WHOLE bunch), vintage slide rulers and old engineering text books. I have some pretty rare 1920s vintage, original print, German language, thermodynamics books...

I remember my dad buying one of the first Sony "pocket transistor" radio in the early 70s(?). I remember asking, Sony?, who the heck is Sony? and the lady at the PX explained that it was a Japanese Company....I remember my Dad saying JAPANESE?, since when do THEY make radios.... LOL....god love...

I will look around tomorrow. I need an excuse to get the Nomad out and ride it. There is a high end stereo/component shop close by. Last XMAS they had a pretty impressive collection of TTs. I will check it out.

ya know, my mom still has a 50s vintage Grundig HiFi, world band radio with mulitple LP player including 78-speed..... Has push buttons for UKW (FM), MW (AM), KW (Ultra Short Wave), and LW (Short Wave), and had pretty good reception. Has one of those glass plates with names of cities all...

yeah...LOL I remember cruising the baracks with my dad in his (real military issue, wth .50 cal mount, LOL) jeep (heck, i musta been 13) and, EVERY WINDOW of the barracks was sporting the back-end of a stereo tower/components and speakers...... LOL BOSE 901s, Klipsch Heresys, HK...

NICE..... :drool: I gotta get me a table....

Please, do that. I seem to recall a pretty hot JVC Granite base "linear tracking" turn-table of-the-day. I always had a afinnity for one of those. Are cartridges and stylus' still available? I seem to recall the Shure MarkIV moving magnets as being good. I alos remember the moving coil...

Here are some pics. The Pioneer receivers of the day weren't as nice looking as the Marantz s of the day, but still impressive. The EQ is an old Techniques SH8020. Believe it or not, all of these components are multiple voltage input. The work all over the world. My Dad worked for the USG and...

I agree. I think I am going to shell out some $$$s for one of those old school Techniques turn tables... with all the strobe dots on the side of the platter.... I still have an impressive collection of vinyl in the basement including some HALF SPEED MASTERED vinyl....REMEMBER THOSE?:thumbs...

I've got: 1979 vinatege Pioneer SX-3900 (120 watts x 4) --- weighs 50#:lol: 1979 Vinatage Pioneer CT-F1250 Cassette Deck Kenwood 999 Speakers (300 watt peak input) Technique 24 band equalizer Panasonic audio timer My Pioneer PL-255 turntable bit the dust in a move 25 years ago...

GM drop in....installed when I bought it. I like it...meets my needs.... Now, when the temp is just right, makes a heck of a vibrating racket back there though...:lol: