BoomCase have been producing suitcase stereo systems for a few years now, and they’ve become a favourite amongst those who need a decent outdoor sound system, but don’t want to lug around a black plastic box.
This BoomCase is called Gold Dust, it’s essentially a vintage suitcase that’s been modified to include an AUX-in cable, a 400 Watt amplifier, 2 x 12″ white woofers, 2 x 4″ full-range mid woofers, 4 x white dome tweeters, a built-in lithium ion battery system offering over 18 hours of battery life and a total weight of 28lbs.
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This engine is a 1948 Packard Straight 8, it’s an L-head inline 8-cylinder engine, it has a capacity of 327 cu. in (5.35 litres), and it produces 145 hp. Long before the era of emissions restrictions…
We may not all be able to afford to park a piece of bright red Italian metal in our driveway, but thanks to USAG we can all afford to park our tools in an Italian…
