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Thump's thoughts

Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by Thump '63, Nov 14, 2008.

  1. Thump '63

    Thump '63 New Member

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    Reading the manual for the next project, all I try and remember anymore is where it is written down, and it just hit me.
    Listening to a CD the kids got me and I caught myself waiting for the 8 Track shift in the middle of a song.
    How time flys when they keep me medicated. later
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    :roflmao: Sound's just like my place :cool:
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    chucktx Moderator Staff Member

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    i thought there were a couple other folks in here with me!!!!!! :roflmao:
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Well that's three that admit it :D
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    Remember when fast-forwarding on cassettes was new and really cool?
  6. Thump '63

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    I thought I was gaining more patience but come to find out I just don't seem to care that much anymore:p
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    OMG, u guys are killing me :D

    I started thinking about the 8 track underdash stereo I put in my first car, a 1964 Pontiac Tempest OHC I6

    I found this picture of it on ebay just now.


    I feel old... where's my vicodin :witsend:

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    chucktx Moderator Staff Member

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    gonna date myself.......i wonder if any of y'all remember the 4 track player.....and installing a "reverb box" along with it??????

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    That was a tad before my time. I had an 8 track in a '62 Olds in '69. I had it mounted with self tapping scews and I warned the Trooper when he found the Zig Zag's but he ran his fingers over the top of the player and ripped the Hell out of his leather gloves and his hand.:roflmao:
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    Chuck can we say echo-echo I guess I remember the reverb system :D I put one in a not so old at the time dodge van with 6 speakers would make you look all around if you had trumps zig--zag's the cop was looking for :roflmao:
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    the thing about the early amps, when ya hit a bump it would sound like thunder all inside the car.......the early ones would run one speaker lead through a spring.....slowing down the signal......= echo.....but hit a bump and that spring would bounce and hit and rumble!!!! the things we would do to impress the ladies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
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    Yup, I remember them both, and I aint as damn old as YOU pal.
    My brother had a '65 Dodge Coronet 500 with a factory reverb. You just pulled the rear speaker adjust knob out, and you could put the music "in the well". I bet there's still one layin around at my mom's house from the old days.
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    65 'Stang, Muntz 4 track right in front of the Hurst shifter... connected to a stock reverb unit until I could afford speakers. Then I could hear it until I uncorked the headers.

    Had a little shop on Central that would custom burn a tape with your choice of tunes... That is until he got busted for piracy..
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    How about before tape....
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    i would like to find one of those to put on my pan................stick an mp3 inside............:)
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    Just find an old tractor radio Chuck.... same thingie !!:roflmao:
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    pretty close!!!!!!!!!;)

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