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Vintage Mind Blower speakers???
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<blockquote data-quote="Foxclone" data-source="post: 8682070" data-attributes="member: 677817"><p>My first car "stereo" was an indash clarion am/fm 8 track and a set of Mind Blower speakers. For a 16 year old and back then, we did a lot of gravel traveling and pasture parties, having a loud system was the big deal. The self amplified speakers cranked out the sound that's for sure. I graduated up from them to a pair of JBL 6x9 coaxials and a Pioneer indash am/fm cassette that was soo much better in sound and not as loud.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Foxclone, post: 8682070, member: 677817"] My first car "stereo" was an indash clarion am/fm 8 track and a set of Mind Blower speakers. For a 16 year old and back then, we did a lot of gravel traveling and pasture parties, having a loud system was the big deal. The self amplified speakers cranked out the sound that's for sure. I graduated up from them to a pair of JBL 6x9 coaxials and a Pioneer indash am/fm cassette that was soo much better in sound and not as loud. [/QUOTE]
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