Recent content by Rodek

I found a solution that you may try. PAC TR-4 Remote Turn on module. It's on Amazon for about $17.00

It actually produces 35 x 2 into 4 ohms. I owned one back in the mid 1990's.

When a person's vehicle gets damaged either by them, a hit and run driver, or a responsible driver and they in turn file for insurance. They get the insurance money and keep it instead of using it to repair their vehicle. They then stop caring about their damaged vehicle and drive and park it...

Do you know Angie? Angie-Daddy!

People who dump their food out on the ground, spit tobacco and gum on the ground at the gas pump and in parking lots! I'm tired of tap dancing when I get out of my car! I once saw a kid reach under a random car and pull a lollipop out and stick it right in his mouth!

From my collection a Pyramid PB401a amplifier from 1986. Class AB amp claims 100 watts per channel. Bridgeable and has separate gain control for left and right speaker. The board looks pretty decent and the amp itself sounds really good. Enjoy the pics!

I've been all over the world in situations where I could have easily not made it home and during those times I have seen knock offs, unauthorized logos, and even products with stolen technology in them. I try to avoid products from places I perceive to offer poor performance, designs and...

Yes! The circuitry is pretty simple and it actually sounds incredible. I haven't hooked it up in a while so I decided to get it out and let it run for a while. Very clean sounding with plenty of headroom.

Here's my old school high current Class AB Logic L24HC amp. It's a 2 channel and 1/2 ohm stable. It's also fan cooled! I believe it to be rated at 45 x 2 into 4 ohms and somewhere in the neighborhood of 350 watts at 1 ohm mono. Enjoy the peeks!

It appears to have an 8 Pin DIN cable. According to the USA 740 manual It looks like you have 2 options for playing CDs. The first one is the CD-1 half din sized single disc player or the now discontinued USA-CD60 six disc cd changer.

Well, here's another dog that has roamed up to my house because someone abandoned it. C'mon people. While deployed to hostile areas I saw many pets pay the price. When some heartless and irresponsible owner does this, it always brings those memories flooding back in.

People at the gas pump annoy me. They'll park at the pump and not get any gas but they'll go inside and shop all the while blocking the pump! Oh yeah, they'll leave their music blasting or vehicle running too.

Yeah, I plan to run them in my workshop. I haven't gone through them or anything but they startup and run just fine. I don't see any strange spike on my power supply and there are no noises either. I agree. I'm going to get some more use out of them. No use in letting them sit.

They're actually clean sounding and pretty stout. I'd put them on par with the Rockford Prime R150x2 class AB amps. They're rated the same power output wise and I've compared them side by side. The Fast and Furious theme is a bit flashy for me but they're great conversation pieces.

I fired up my old pair of Lightning Audio FF150.2 amps today. 50x2 or 150 x 1 bridged at 4 ohms.