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THE EQUIPMENT. THE PEOPLE. THE HISTORY.

What’s still
out there?

What’s out there? How rare is it? What’s it worth?

Register Orion, a/d/s/, PPI and other products from Orion Industries and the Orion/a/d/s/ family. Amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers, crossovers, equalizers, processors, source units and accessories are all welcome. Show us the product and its serial or model label. Add the model and serial number if you know them—or let us read the photos. Your name and contact details are optional. No account needed.

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01 / DOCUMENT

Build the record.

Help us document surviving equipment, model variations and serial ranges. Each reviewed submission adds to our picture of what is still in circulation.

02 / DISCOVER

What’s it worth?

A familiar product may be an uncommon revision or prototype. Documenting surviving examples helps reveal rarity; condition, originality, provenance and actual sale prices help establish a fair value.

03 / PRESERVE

Give the history a future.

Build a foundation for museum research, exhibitions, informed resale and future authentication reviews for equipment bought or sold through us.

“When they open it, it could tell a different story.”— Jack, on unusual amplifier revisions

QUICK UPLOAD

One piece at a time.

JPEG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB per photo. Use an existing board photo if you have one; you don’t need to open the equipment.

Have a board photo or something unusual to show? Optional

Your contact details and full serial number are not publicly listed. Keep your submission reference if you want to request an update or removal through sales@orionindustriesusa.com.

JACK’S COMMUNITY

Connect with Jack.

Jack’s Facebook group

Share your equipment, bring your questions and connect with Jack and fellow enthusiasts. Your experience and the stories behind your gear belong here.

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OUR COMMUNITY · THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE HISTORY

Where to find the pros—and the people who kept it alive.

The competitors, installers, collectors and everyday enthusiasts who kept this equipment playing also kept its history alive. They shared repairs, answered questions, traded knowledge and helped the next person—because they wanted to.

These communities connect decades of hands-on experience with people discovering the equipment today. Whether you built competition systems, saved your first amplifier or simply love the sound, you belong in this story.

WATCH · LEARN · KEEP IT OLD SCHOOL

Williston Audio Labs

Explore car-audio equipment tests and classic gear, from amplifiers to speakers and subwoofers.

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PERSONAL INTRODUCTIONS

Mike, Alex & Q.

When you message Mike, Alex or Q, let them know you’re coming from Jack’s community so they know where the introduction came from.

“Tell them Jack MFing Cali sent you.”
— Jack Cali

Our shared history.

This archive belongs to competitors, friends, builders, judges and the people who kept the events running. The same names appear across years of score sheets and entry forms. Together, those records tell the story of a community that grew into a global movement.

“We were all there together.”— Jack

Have score sheets, entry forms or event photos? Tell us about your collection. This quick-upload form is for equipment photos; we can arrange competition records separately.

A record today. Better understanding tomorrow.

Our aim is to connect photographs, production history, provenance and documented sales to build a stronger understanding of these products and their market value. Rare pieces may deserve specialist examination and a place in a collection or exhibition.

Submitting photos does not certify authenticity, prove ownership, establish a market value or list your equipment for sale. Those are separate reviews. Registry totals will describe documented submissions and reviewed units, not a claim to count every surviving product.