Re: P; Poor Audio

[Tom Watters <tomwatters@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rodger, You're right, I was born 6 years after my car was
manufactured, but I was 5 when dad bought it and brought it home.  I'd
never heard of Poor Audio Systems either.  Great info.  When you get
some of it setup, I'd be interested in a youtube of it to get an idea
of the sound.

When my radio works (it'll magically start working, then stop for a
few months, then start again), it brings back memories of when I was a
kid and the sound it made as we cruised down the road.  Not good
quality by any means, but unique sound in its own respect.  Too bad
around here, AM only has super oldies, angry talk radio, a few salsa
and a sports station.

--Tom

On Jan 26, 5:58 am, Dodger7...@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I have come to the conclusion that you guys and gals  that were born after
> your car was manufactured have no idea of what a  P,,,  Poor Audio systems
> that us older members had to use in these cars when we were  driving them as
> new vehicles....
>     In the 60s I felt that my 4 track tape player and the FM  convertor in
> my 65 fury was a top notch bitchin sound system, It even had a back  seat
> speaker, and then in 68 when I bought my Roadrunner, I installed a new 8
> track player and added a Vibrasonic Reverb to it, it was cool as  well.
>     Okay now for my reasoning I am in the process of  building a removable
> audio display to the trunk of my Sportlite for shows  and cruize ins., it
> consists of about a 2 foot center section from a 63 plymouth  dash in which I
> am mounting  stock  AM radio, and speaker, under the  dash is an NOS 8 track
> player, and an NOS Sonomatic Reverb, there will also be  a couple rolled
> and pleated speaker boxes with about 25 foot of cable,,,,,  right now this
> system is set up on a table in the basement,,,,,,,,,, I can  not believe how
> crappy the system sounds compared to the sound systems in  any of my newer
> vehicles.  It should be good for a few laughs as well as  the memories to all
> that see it.

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