It was probably 20 years ago and we went for a ride in my friends GMC Typhoon that his dad had a system in. I don't know the whole setup but all I remember is that the subs were Crunch and I remember another friend of mine had some Volcano subs and a Phoenix Gold amp. I ended up getting that amp and using it on a set of Soundstream SPL 12s in a '93 Thunderbird. Actually what really hooked me on bass was my home setup when I was little. I started with my dad's AAL 12s and when those were shot (dry rot) He went out and got A set of Cerwin Vega VS-120 speakers.
For those times when it get really cold can we use a battery warmer or would it not be a good idea. Just a thought being that we keep up on the charge of these batteries that this might help since the cost really isn't bad either.
I have a shop light with two four foot bulbs that I think would probably do the trick. Either way this stuff sounds good to work with. Especially for first timers.
UV light is UV light no matter where it comes from, weather it's the sun or whatever...but I'm not sure if this stuff needs a certain intensity. I think Steve said a few posts back that if you have UV lamps that will work too.
Order # 80. Had to throw in a shirt and a sticker to my order. Couldn't resist. And I spoke to Kevin and he confirmed that it is a microphone on there. Damn! Ninja'd as I was posting!
The link takes you to his facebook page. If you look at the facebook comments for the video he replies back to a Sebastian and says it's not published yet. (AMILLION Thanks Sebastian ! Not yet published, but stay tuned !) has other songs on a site called soundcloud and has a link to it on facebook as well.
I'd rather be deaf. With being deaf you can still see and communicating would be easier to overcome than not knowing where you are going. And as said before, not seeing loved ones would be tough too.
I need to pick up a charger for my other batteries and I was wondering if i can kill two birds with one stone and use this with my XS battery too. It has a 2 amp setting and I believe a 12 or 10 amp setting.