It has been around the block //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif and I can't count how many systems //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/blackeye.gif.66a1670f5aaf7f406e783a63e3387dc5.gif but the dog still works great. Some scratches and scuffs included. LOL... I have debated selling it, but with my current system and my (hopefully) future set-up I wont be needing it. Instead of letting it collect dust and whatever, I would like to trade it for some large power wire and terminals to do the big three on my '92 Prelude...I'm thinking about 6-8 ft of wire (10 if your feeling generous--the batt. is on the opposite side of the alternator).
The newer EQX goes for $200+ but this 'ol boy I will let go for $50 shipped OBO. ($50 includes shipping to US residents only-negotiable) I have the original cover for the top also...with a few layers of paint...don't go there..I purchased it when I was 17 and the thing back then was fleckstone....what were we thinking??!!
Anyways, here are some pics...please PM offers and keep the thread clean. More pictures avail upon request.
specs: 12V, (-Grnd) 2 Channel 18dB/Octave Electronic Crossover with Full, High, and Low freq. adjustable outputs.
-15 to +15 dB Output Gain
-18 to +18 dB Input Gain
Chip set currently at 90hZ
7 band/channel full octave and 5 bands/ channel half octave equalizer
The newer EQX goes for $200+ but this 'ol boy I will let go for $50 shipped OBO. ($50 includes shipping to US residents only-negotiable) I have the original cover for the top also...with a few layers of paint...don't go there..I purchased it when I was 17 and the thing back then was fleckstone....what were we thinking??!!
Anyways, here are some pics...please PM offers and keep the thread clean. More pictures avail upon request.
specs: 12V, (-Grnd) 2 Channel 18dB/Octave Electronic Crossover with Full, High, and Low freq. adjustable outputs.
-15 to +15 dB Output Gain
-18 to +18 dB Input Gain
Chip set currently at 90hZ
7 band/channel full octave and 5 bands/ channel half octave equalizer
