Hmmm... never heard of that.. they did make a GM-h50, 100, 120 and 200... but never a 300... was it a 2 channel or 4 channel? </font>[/QUOTE]2-channel, 300 RMS @ 4 ohms ... All black heatsink like the H200 ... I could be wrong on the model number as I sold it like 3 years ago ...

 

Yeah that's the GM-H200, I had the same amp...my brother is using it now...kick *** piece of equipment [img]graemlins/@bow.gif[/img]

PS the "200" comes from the fact that it is rated at 100x2

[ July 21, 2003, 03:06 PM: Message edited by: tweek ]

 

Alright, I'm an idiot then [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Yeah, that thing was a beast ... Ran 2 ohm mono loads without a problem ... And, inside, it was completely stuffed ...

 

I love old skool equpiment. My set-up right now consists of a late 80's Pyrami gold series 200 watt amp from back when pyramid wasnt so ****ty(actually delivers close to 200 watts too!) That amp is powering a mid 90's Orion cobalt 10" - stiff paper cone with a foam surround. To power my mids I use an ancient class A MGT 200 watt power amp (gotta be mid 80's). This thing is the coolest amp ever, it's actually 2 seperate 100 watt amps in one, complete with seperate power wires and all. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
The best thing about those old amps is gotta be the looks...nothing outragous like with this new crap that will look like junk a few years down the road, just nice straight black lines.... actually looks like audio gear!

 

I love my Pioneer Premier GM-X1020 (circa 1997) and Kicker C10a (circa 1996) ... I also had a pair of early-90s Alpine components that sounded sweet. Too bad they were stolen

 

my dad had old 3 way Pioneer 6x9's. He had them in his 1980 F-150. So I figure they were at least 15-20 years old. They were in really good condition when I sold the pair (inc boxes for them) for like $20. I should have kept them. They sounded amazing for 20 mids.

 

I have a Pioneer 8 Track deck sitting at my Grandma's place right now.

I bought it off eBay and had it shipped to her.I am just waiting for her to ship it to me now.

I don't knwo too much on it right now except it was built by Pioneer for Leer Jet Electronics.On the face is marked "Pioneer" and on the back is stamped "Leer Jet'.

I don't know what year it was built or anything else,but when and/or if I get it,I will let you know.

Keep on Thumpin'!! [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

 

Hey Aaron, check your Pm.

I have some Lear Jet 6x9s, The mids and tweets were no good, so I'm using them as 6x9 woofers on my one computer stereo. [img]smile.gif[/img]