Trust me, I know those mullets. I went to school with Billy Ray Cyrus. He is from the town our headquarters is located in.

Glad to hear that your DVC 12" subs are still with you. The new ones are based heavily on what we learned while building the ones that you have.

Wow, good to see an old product(reliable none the less) come back in full force!! I remember when I was 17 yrs old and buying these subs @ A & B sound back in the day, whoa its like a acid flash back!!

pm me if you are looking for competition vehicles to sponsor in B.C
you mite get ne to remove my focals

OMG, im so happy, rock on!!!! got any specs on those subs? also, how much, and where do i buy? :)

the first subs i ever heard were dr cranks.......:smilie_da:smilie_da

Toronto Show
 

Please post the picture of the van if you have it. We had 12 - Comp 18" subs in it. The enclosure was made of double wall 1-1/8" MDF. I think that the system ended weighing almost as much as the van did. That van had tremendous sound quality also. You know you have done a good job when the manufacturers of other products are all hanging out at your booth. I can't remember who the Canadian dealer was that finished that system for us but they did a fabulous job and we appreciate it very much.

I remember driving in Missisuaga seeing the Dr Crank van,(gutted of course) it was a flash back as well, I can't wait to see pics of when it was full!!!

Welcome back, im new to car audio but all i see is good reviews! Thats Awesome!

Who had the van when you saw it?

Welcome To The Industry
 

All of us were new to car audio at one time. But we all had something in common and that was to push the envelope of what was started before us. For me my first introduction to aftermarket car audio was in 1976. I was bitten by the bug and I haven't looked back since.

Car audio is a science that is understood by few but admired by all.