Pontoon Boat & Deck Boat Forum

You know....BassFrequency? The guy with the loudest fricken boat stereo on the planet?
Haven't seen him around in quite some time. I miss pickin up tips from him.
I'm determined to catch up someday, now that I'm about to have the weight capacity for all the amps

Hi, I'm Brandon. Not that Brandon, but Brandon non the less....... And I don't have a stereo on my pontoon, yet.

he hasn't been around in quite awhile.... I pm'd him and sent email, but I think email delivery is still hosed on the forum.

he prob had to go get a hearing aid.....loud music SUCKS

rancherlee wrote:Hi, I'm Brandon. Not that Brandon, but Brandon non the less....... And I don't have a stereo on my pontoon, yet.

Hey Brandon non the less! I see that you live just down the road from me. Nice to meetcha. What lake are you on? I'll be glad to help you out when you are ready to 'tune up'

killerkernrich wrote:he prob had to go get a hearing aid.....loud music SUCKS

Thou darest blaspheme the rock gods??? A pox on thee

I like rock & roll......BUT I DON`T WANT IT FORCED ON ME.

killerkernrich wrote:I like rock & roll......BUT I DON`T WANT IT FORCED ON ME.

First of all, please don't take me too seriously, because I NEVER do.
Secondly, even tho I have a big ol' stereo doesn't mean that I have to use it all day. I am very respectful of all around me. I spend much of my time in a national park and could never get away with disturbing the critters, nor would I want to. HOWEVER, when I am miles offshore on my extremely large lake...running at speed with a fairly loud motor to contend with....I reserve the right to turn it up any danged way that I please.
Thirdly, being a musician, I truly appreciate fine sound. It is very difficult to achieve this with a small stereo (although there have been some major gains in the past few years). The best sound is always delivered by a large stereo running at nearly idle. I am especially careful with the bass controls, as I know how far this can carry.

A friend of mine(god rest his soul) was a drummer and he taught me to turn it up. You can't hear the high's and low's turned down.

tuned wrote:

rancherlee wrote:Hi, I'm Brandon. Not that Brandon, but Brandon non the less....... And I don't have a stereo on my pontoon, yet.

Hey Brandon non the less! I see that you live just down the road from me. Nice to meetcha. What lake are you on? I'll be glad to help you out when you are ready to 'tune up'

killerkernrich wrote:he prob had to go get a hearing aid.....loud music SUCKS

Thou darest blaspheme the rock gods??? A pox on thee

My lake is called "lawn" where I park my trailer. I visit a few local lakes, and she spends a week or two on my Grandparents dock on Vermilion every year. I PLAN on keeping the toon tunes "mild" with 4 Polk 6.5" off a Kenwood U700 media unit. I use to be into high powered Sound quality setups in cars though! My 96' Supercharged Tbird probibly had my nicest setup, a Kenwold eXcelon feeding an Mtx 4300x powering Mtx Black Gold componets and a 2300x thumping 2 T7000 10" sealed subs.......... 10+ years later is still CLEAN and loud, the good old USA made MTX stuff, not the crap they make now.

I prefer the Nano hooked to these...
http://kenrockwell.com/audio/audio-technica/ath-m50.htm

That way, you can have the music as load as you can handle it without scaring the critters.

I've been wondering about BassFrequency too.

It would be REAL nice if the admins could get the email working again. Pretty please?!?!