REGGAE SOUND SYSTEM LIST (BACK IN THE REAL DAYS..)

BBB wrote: DO ANYDOBY REMEBER A WHITEMAN CALLED SPENCE OR SPENCER DI MAN DID HAVE A SOUND..WESTMIDLANS AREA. EVERY SOUNDMAN DID NERVOUS OF HIM. THEM TIME SOUNDMAN A USE QUOD AN DUBBLE JOY (quod box with four speakers in one box).dubble joy two speakers in a box.the box was as big as wardrobe. spence a use oversized w bins.ONE NIGHT SPENCE A PLAY WITH THREE SOUND AT A PLACE CALLED (K AN J) WEST BROMWICH 70S/80S. THE NEXT SOUNDS A PLAY BASS BUT SPENCE A MOVE AIR. AFTER THAT NIGHT NUFF SOUND MAN START USE W BIN AN THE NEW BOX CALL SCOOP BINS.NEXT WHITEMAN NAME MARK THATS THE MAN HOW BILL VIRGO HI POWER PREAMP POWERAMP. MARK WAS A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE WHEN IT COME TO SOUND SYSTEMS.NUFF MAN LEARN FORM THEM MAN AN GOT THINGS BILLED.WORID OF RESPECT TO MARK AN JACKIE ANYWHERE YOU DI BOSS (TRUE UNBIASED SOUNDSYSTEM HISTORY)

Dubble Joy would be a great name for a sound system hmm

I wish this thread would have gone on and on Great stuff in here!

I might have asked this somewhere before, but my first Reggae customer was a guy named Donavan. This was at the start of the '80's. I remember him bringing some of his crew along with his system to A/B test with my latest offerings. He had a Sansui pre-amp and huge great Sansui amps. Everything was hand wired onto terminals in his boxes.  I have never known what happened to him, he may have gone back to Jamaica of somewhere more exotic, who knows. Anyway does anyone remember this guy?

burningbush wrote: plus some wanted a more high quality sound, a bit more high fidelity.

There are still a lot of newer sound who use "hi fi" in their name, but it is funny that there are also a few who call themselves "low fi".

Not forgetting all the sounds using 'Lord'..

Opinion correct WarVet