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Originally posted by adam728:
Not super old school, but most kids today have probably never seen one.

Rockford 200ix DSM




It pushed an MTX Blue Thunder Extreme 12. Talk about pain-in-the-ass to fit in a regular cab S-10.

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ive got one of those...
im 25...
i also can get my hands on a HCCA 225
and a bunch of other orion gear..
im building an old school project.
all era correct gear...
its a 89 astro ..and well got tons of gear..
its sexy

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one day i will be old school
for now i will accept todays old school

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Originally posted by tomtomjr:
Looking for any info on the below old-school items. Zapco eq/crossover/fader faceplate that I haven't seen before, and a US Amp Serial #6. (has a K in the heatsink supposedly for Kicker)... The faceplate consists of 3 AXI's, 1 AFI, and 1 PX. Have all of these Zapco items seperate, but have never seen them all used in the same faceplate. I posted these on some other sites, and didn't find much else out. Any old-schoolers ever seen these models before?

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the us amp was the first series that they came out with it was 125 x 2 the heat sink what just that a heat sink...
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Since that post, I pulled it apart, and on the underside of the board is solder-stamped "100HC" . So, it is for sure an early (real early) 100HC. Since then, I picked up a 3 of that series KA-50's.

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