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Old 03-20-2008, 01:07 AM
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Find a junk tape and pop it apart sometime. The rewind system on them is kinda cool.

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Dad showed me the innards of a couple of 8 tracks last week when he repaired my Magical Mystery Tour cassette...how those things wind on the outside while feeding from the center is mind boggling!

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Old 03-20-2008, 01:38 AM
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How about a four track. had one in my 66 chevelle ss.
my friend was power shifting my car into 3rd and hit the tape deck with his knucles,let go of the clutch while the trany was in between second and third at 6000 rpm. Scattered the saginaw
into a million pieces.Thank god. Gm warantied this piece of
crap 6 times. I finally put in an m21.Took out the 4track.
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Old 03-20-2008, 02:42 AM
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I like to stick with the genuine GM stuff.....

And yes M it does weigh a ton, If you open the console it wants to rip the door off......


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Oh, this thing only has 4 wires out the back - did these old units just ground the speakers at their location or...?

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Some units would have 4 wires - power, ground and left & right speaker. You would then run a wire from each speaker to a ground location.
They actually used to sell a bracket you mounted to the bottom of your dash, with a corresponding bracket mounted to the top of the tape deck. When you parked you would slide the deck out of the top mount and stash it in your trunk. Midnight Auto always did a brisk business in 8-Track players!
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This stuff is nutz! Can't wait to hear what an 8-track sounds like
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Kids!

You know it's hard to remember how they did sound, cause the pipes were usually so loud you couldn't hear it anyway, somebody was yellin for a beer in the back seat, or you were tryin to talk some sweet thing in a mini skirt into the car. Sound about right Mr. Cumby?







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All except for the mini skirt Becky'd be kicking your asss for doing that!
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This stuff is nutz! Can't wait to hear what an 8-track sounds like

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Imagine punching a screw driver through your dash speaker, then putting the dash speaker in a 55 gallon drum, turning the volume up to max, placing your head into the aforementioned 55 gallon drum, and then playing Iron Butterfly's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida.

Now, hopefully you can picture the type of high fidelity we had back then.

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