Altec Lansing ALC-20 (dusty):
http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...2_142_full.jpg
Alpine 3401 parametric eq:
http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...2_145_full.jpg
Alpine 3656 crossover:
http://memimage.cardomain.com/member...2_147_full.jpg

[ June 25, 2004, 01:59 PM: Message edited by: SUX 2BU ]

Hmmm
I got an alpine 7156 cassette din shaft, alpine 3519, and some very old alpine 5.25 co-ax (best sounding 5.25" I have ever heard).

Nice finds, did you get those at a pawn shop?

Hey that 3401 is a great piece, even out of the box. They are in great shape to.
J

The 3401 and 3402 are personal favorites of mine as well [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

I have the 3402 ... it's sweet and I think it''s identical to that except bigger knobs.

What'd u pay? I like the Altec even tho I would have no use for it.

I found all of these except the Altec on Ebay. I paid $31 for the 3401, $35 for the 3656, and I traded an Alpine 6015CX sub to Nissan Guy straight across for the Altec. I originally bought the 6015 on Ebay for $90 US.

I was kinda hoping to get a 3402 and 3672, which are the same units but with the bigger knobs so a bit of an updated look but they get more money so I am happy with what I have [img]smile.gif[/img] To get those pieces new back in the early 90s, it would have cost well over $1k.

Lucky bugger. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

If my memory serves, the 3402 also may have had isolated ground on the RCAs and/or switching power supply. The 3401 is definitely not, that's for sure (personal "whine" experience) :D

3401 is still a great piece. And yes, "you lucky bugger" - my 3401 cost $700 new!

3401 makes some noise eh? Hmmmmm.....that may not be good.

Can't take a very hot signal either from what I remember (less than 1 volt it clips I thought I read in Autosound 2000 TB).

Juan