This was one of your more fun episodes to watch. As a 90’s teen, the craze was all about subs, amps, and boom tubes! My 67’ Chevelle had the distinct sound of 3” Flowmasters and a trunk that rattled because of my 12” Kickers. Miss the 90’s.
I had a mazda 2000 mini pickup with two 12" subs and a 600w kicker amp mounted in the bed with pass through vents that went into the cab. Then inside the cab, 2 10" subs behind the seats, with bandpass filters on all the subs, back ones with the lowest, and midbass inside the cab on the tens. 6" mids and highs on the doors, and tweeters under the dash. It was so clear and clean. And rattling peoples pictures off the walls a block away! I miss the 90's too.
I still haven't gotten away from subs in every vehicle I own lmao. Probably why I'm 34 having to get repeats every time someone says something to me lol
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 That truck you had is the pinnacle of 90's audio man! I had a Chevy s-10 with a blow through and 3 - 10" MTX Blue Thunder subs, Rodek amp ( all bought second hand while i was in high school!) lowered with a bell tech drop kit, 350 chevy engine. Miss those days! Now I own a Automotive shop and thinking of bringing back the 90's low rider truck I had or a Mazda B2200 extended cab truck.
The 90s was my time back in the day. Going to high school in Atlanta, some of the students at my school had hard hitting sound systems in their cars that could not be beat. I even helped design a couple. Back then it was all about that bass!
AWESOME! I grew up in this scene as well. Never had the high end stuff in my trucks, but I had the love for it. Still today even though high power gear is far more affordable, very little gives the same impact (to eyes AND ears) as a well designed, properly tuned professional installation. I LOVE this......
Love this episode we need more details and showing the art. Everything that goes into automotive especially audio and designing interior. Thanks guys keep up the good work.
It's still very weird to have my 20yo daughter and friends get excited about looking at my Playlists, digging my S10 with system. Obviously I'm still in the 90's, and representing it well.
Man thats how i am. We probably could start a crew of all the homies that are the same way ..stuck in the 90s music movies ...clothes..just the hole vibe is me all day frm head to toe to the whip i be driven .lol .id rather have a ol reliable daily then a new computer car anydayyy😂
I remember the 90s and my rear view mirror being useless and cars ahead of me not being able to see out of theirs lol. Got a noise ticket for knocking pictures off some walls in a neighborhood once too 😂
The mini truck scene made a comeback cause the trucks have become incredibly affordable. You can get a second gen s10 for around $3k, invest around $6 or $7k in upgrades, so for around $10k you get yourself a daily driving show truck. And there’s tons of interchangeable parts. You can get interior part from a really nice bravada and bring the truck up to date and make it comfortable.
Back in 95, we would have sawed that bed completely out and have 4 15” subs with a massive punch, Orion, ppi, or even a linear power amp blowing the windows out of that thing. While sitting in 15x10 deep dish reverse hammers with the wheels sticking out wide. Good times
Just watched the show. Very cool. Car audio still thrives in me. Check out my ‘04 F-150 8200 GVW. Has an Alpine stereo, 10,000 watts, 13 Alpine amplifiers, 16 vocal speakers, 6 10” subwoofers in a custom, 2 section sub box. Has dual alternators, dual charging systems, Alpine alarm, separate self built alarm for the amplifiers enclosure and so much More. Doesn’t matter what music you are listening to, whether it’s music that wants to tear the truck apart or music that gives you goosebumps, it sounds absolutely fantastic.
First mistake, rockford fosgate. You need to check your speaker and amp specs. Kicker makes better speakers all around and there are better amps (Boss, etc) for less $$$$. Sorry guys, better choices all around....
What I'm saying specifically is Kicker for speakers are better and when I bought my Boss amp for my Sony head unit it had better specs and was cheaper than rockford fosgate and it sound clean and clear = awesome. Also, it's properly stated, Boss is better THAN, not then.😉@@delduce7613
Well, I gotta tell you boys...I'm disappointed. I watched the WHOLE episode and I didn't see a single: - Mullet - Turtleneck - Gold chain - Fanny pack - Reebok high top I mean, c'mon!
This was one of your more fun episodes to watch. As a 90’s teen, the craze was all about subs, amps, and boom tubes! My 67’ Chevelle had the distinct sound of 3” Flowmasters and a trunk that rattled because of my 12” Kickers. Miss the 90’s.
I had a mazda 2000 mini pickup with two 12" subs and a 600w kicker amp mounted in the bed with pass through vents that went into the cab. Then inside the cab, 2 10" subs behind the seats, with bandpass filters on all the subs, back ones with the lowest, and midbass inside the cab on the tens. 6" mids and highs on the doors, and tweeters under the dash. It was so clear and clean. And rattling peoples pictures off the walls a block away! I miss the 90's too.
I still haven't gotten away from subs in every vehicle I own lmao. Probably why I'm 34 having to get repeats every time someone says something to me lol
@@izzyplusplusplus1004 That truck you had is the pinnacle of 90's audio man! I had a Chevy s-10 with a blow through and 3 - 10" MTX Blue Thunder subs, Rodek amp ( all bought second hand while i was in high school!) lowered with a bell tech drop kit, 350 chevy engine. Miss those days! Now I own a Automotive shop and thinking of bringing back the 90's low rider truck I had or a Mazda B2200 extended cab truck.
I had a gmc squarebody suburban with 4 12s dual amps, 😂 wild times to be alive.. the good ol days
@@techman8336 Oh man, that extended cab b2200 would be a sick audio minitruck!
This guy is so cool!! Not only does he do killer sound systems , he gets the Hot Wheels thing!!
The 90s was my time back in the day. Going to high school in Atlanta, some of the students at my school had hard hitting sound systems in their cars that could not be beat. I even helped design a couple. Back then it was all about that bass!
AWESOME! I grew up in this scene as well. Never had the high end stuff in my trucks, but I had the love for it. Still today even though high power gear is far more affordable, very little gives the same impact (to eyes AND ears) as a well designed, properly tuned professional installation. I LOVE this......
Right on guys!!!!! Nice to see a small local shop getting some love!!!!
Dude, What he done was knocked that outta the park for a GRAND SLAM. Joey you rock Brother
Custom audio is truly artwork!
Put a blow through system in a ford ranger in the early 2000s. Was fun!
Love this episode we need more details and showing the art. Everything that goes into automotive especially audio and designing interior. Thanks guys keep up the good work.
"Lemme git a Hell Yeah!" Sounds like The Texas Rattlesnake, Stone Cold Steve Austin.
the tonneau cover needs to have a window to see that cool box in the bed. be a shame to cover that up heh looks great
Dude!!! The hot wheels are kick ass!!!!
This really cleaned my crankcase!!!
A great episode. That build was so clean. That guy and his shop did an amazing job. Mini trucks are the 💩! 🔥💯
Loud music is always great no matter what century it is.If it ain't loud,it ain't rock n roll
That audio guy is the shiii!!! It’s all over the top!
It's still very weird to have my 20yo daughter and friends get excited about looking at my Playlists, digging my S10 with system. Obviously I'm still in the 90's, and representing it well.
Man thats how i am. We probably could start a crew of all the homies that are the same way ..stuck in the 90s music movies ...clothes..just the hole vibe is me all day frm head to toe to the whip i be driven .lol .id rather have a ol reliable daily then a new computer car anydayyy😂
I love car audio!
I bought a very nice stereo with a six pack CD player and it was kick ass system back in the 90’s
I miss the 90's. I had a 93 Firebird with a 15", a 92 Ford Escort sedan with 2 12's and a 15".
And 2 new car audio guys were born 😎
I remember the 90s and my rear view mirror being useless and cars ahead of me not being able to see out of theirs lol. Got a noise ticket for knocking pictures off some walls in a neighborhood once too 😂
That’s gonna be one “Unique Whip”! 😂 👍🏼👍🏼
Back in 98, I had the Isuzu version of this same truck. Same color. Got it brand new and immediately started chopping it up.
I’m a huge car audio geek from the late 80’s
Im still a fan of Rockford.. their amps n mid range are nice
I love car audio this is great
I hear bandpass or isobaric and something special happens ;) Bass heads get it!
The mini truck scene made a comeback cause the trucks have become incredibly affordable. You can get a second gen s10 for around $3k, invest around $6 or $7k in upgrades, so for around $10k you get yourself a daily driving show truck. And there’s tons of interchangeable parts. You can get interior part from a really nice bravada and bring the truck up to date and make it comfortable.
Owner Joey from Outlaw Garage Audiorods sounds like Stone Cold Steve Austin the way he speaks lolololol
Sweet audio system
It is? You haven't even watched any of it yet when you posted that it's sweet system?
I like seeing another woodworker that still likes using hands vs CNC
What is the size of that box like to build one. Need dimensions TIA
I love decent bass, but only from MY system, not from some jerk 2 blocks away.
@@zippythechicken Even if I like the music, only hearing the bass is not enjoyable.
Can I get the dimensions of that box and subs you used. Pretty much a list of everything so I can copy.
Cheap, Kenwood and Pioneer is where it is at; I suppose you got to save money somewhere with the efficiency and expense of doing it all by hand
Pioneer is always my go-to head unit. I've never found a better head unit.
bandpass plays everything, nice work but the rear view isn't even moving lol that tells me it's not that loud
Back in 95, we would have sawed that bed completely out and have 4 15” subs with a massive punch, Orion, ppi, or even a linear power amp blowing the windows out of that thing. While sitting in 15x10 deep dish reverse hammers with the wheels sticking out wide. Good times
Just watched the show. Very cool. Car audio still thrives in me. Check out my ‘04 F-150 8200 GVW. Has an Alpine stereo, 10,000 watts, 13 Alpine amplifiers, 16 vocal speakers, 6 10” subwoofers in a custom, 2 section sub box. Has dual alternators, dual charging systems, Alpine alarm, separate self built alarm for the amplifiers enclosure and so much More. Doesn’t matter what music you are listening to, whether it’s music that wants to tear the truck apart or music that gives you goosebumps, it sounds absolutely fantastic.
Call me crazy but he sounds like stone cold 😂
i love that this is all RF gear, but see the irony in it not being memphis...
Those PPI 2350s
Who wouldn't like a nice audio system?
🥱 ooh a radio. 😂
When ya can't turn wrenches there is always audio to make your ride a true hoopty! 😂 🎉
That doesnt even make sense 😂
Miss spinners 80 90 mini truck paint job
8 woofers in the trunk beating down the block
First mistake, rockford fosgate. You need to check your speaker and amp specs. Kicker makes better speakers all around and there are better amps (Boss, etc) for less $$$$. Sorry guys, better choices all around....
You said boss is better then......?
What I'm saying specifically is Kicker for speakers are better and when I bought my Boss amp for my Sony head unit it had better specs and was cheaper than rockford fosgate and it sound clean and clear = awesome. Also, it's properly stated, Boss is better THAN, not then.😉@@delduce7613
The billet wheel disappeared..
Well, I gotta tell you boys...I'm disappointed.
I watched the WHOLE episode and I didn't see a single:
- Mullet
- Turtleneck
- Gold chain
- Fanny pack
- Reebok high top
I mean, c'mon!
If it's to loud your to old. Whaaaaaat?......
Hot wheels looked corny