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ISSUE 8 is out.
Read excepts of articles:
Our Model
Spotlight
Our Talent Spotlight
Big Herman
Speed or Sounds (Pick Your Poison)
Civic Lesson
Brent & the Corolla
Coach Ben
Taking Over the World by Sergio
New Jack on the Block
The Army's Elite Weapon of Mass Boom
CES 2007
(just to tease...)
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To read more on the articles, pick up Issue 8 of DeepHitters
Magazine.
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BIG
HERMAN |
This interview is with
Big Herman from Elton. He's really not big but I told him
he's that just to make him feel good but he's here bullsh*tting
me that he has nothing to say but you know how I do. I'll
drag something out of him.
Note: We usually concentrate on
the audio tip but I have to give love to my man and that's
it. Not for nothing, this Caddy is an older model type but
he made this sh*t look type hot with the deuce-deuces and
the hot graphics all over the car by his and my boy "Jimbo".
Papoose is the theme here and for some of you hermits that
don't know who "Pap" is, then you have motherf*cking
issues. Anyway, enough gab and let's kick it with Big H.
DH: First question is why you scared to
say something in a hood mag? Why?
Big H: Why
do you have to put me on blast like that? (laughs)
DH: Okay you know the drill so let's hear
it.
Big H: I
roll with Ghetto Farm CC, we do it up, the whips and sh*t.
Shout outs to DeepHitters Magazine, they keep coming through
the hood. Know him a long time and he show us mad love. Not
for nothing Beast but here's my fifty spot for shouting you
out because you corny but on the real, we reppin' Thug-a-cation
and Papoose, the best rapper out there. He was underground
and now signed which he is now the mainstream king. What else
I have to say about DeepHitters? They like a lot of gossip
like bitches, a gossip rag but it's ghetto. I have love for
the magazine........ |
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SPEED OR SOUNDS - PICK YOUR POISON |
DH: How you doing
Mr. George? Sorry it took so long to put you in the book when
I promised you that about three issues ago but that is the
way sh*t floats.
George:
You are an idiot but I have to say it's a good look to finally
be in it.
DH: You know what
I want to hear, so spill it.
George:
Ok, it's a '99 Supra twin turbo jump-off with all the upgraded
goodies under the hood. After it's all said and done, I would
say I have about 720 HP. I also worked on the suspension and
wheel upgrades to finish the outside.
DH: That's enough
on that junk.
George:
Don't hate the playa, hate the game man. You talking reckless
because all you have is a system Beast. You talk a lot about
total package but it seems to me that you sleeping on the
job on that one. I have a pretty ride, worked-over engine
and system. So Beast, setup up your game.
DH: Wow, that's
tough talk but go ahead with your bad self and let's see who
shine the most at the shows paaaaaaaaatna. Give me a scoop
on the sounds....... |
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CIVIC LESSON |
Luis from issue number
two has returned to redeem himself. This time he has a new
toy. Out with the old, in with the new. Here he is refreshed,
STRONGER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
DH: Luis, talk to us, what are you about
and where have you been since the last issue you have appeared
in DeepHitters?
Luis: Everybody knows
who I am pretty much. People talk about me good and bad but
you know how it is in the streets. I am the President of Sweet
& Low auto club and I came out in your second issue as
stated. You gave me the respect to put my new car in this
issue and you know that the respect is mutual. I'm representing
the Bushwick side of Brooklyn and people who really know who
I am know what's up.
DH:
No, tell me what's up because you talking about people knowing
you. What, are you a celebrity now?
Luis:
What's up with that if you don't talk to me correct, you going
to feel the big hurt, you feel me?
DH: Wow before
we continue I want to take this time to acknowledge a misunderstanding
that occurred as a result of a statement made about your clothing
in the second issue. I was really under the impression that
you were okay with that statement but in reality you weren't
so I would like to publicly apologize for that now. However,
it is what it is and we've moved passed that. You're here
now, so tell us about your new toy....
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BRENT & THE COROLLA |
DH: What up, what
up, what's good? Let us know about you.
Brent:
I have a '97 Toyota Corolla with Lambo doors and mostly competed
for SPL but I am trying to get it to play street music now.
It's getting so you guys watch out because I'm hitting some
high numbers. If you guys want to see the car and see what
number it is hitting, come down to the USAC shows and you'll
see what's going on.

DH: Wow! You caught me off guard because a lot of
people said you don't talk smack and here you are talking
smack. Let me find out. (LOL) So tell us now what you're carrying
in your car.
Brent:
I have four 15" Eclipse Titaniums, four Earthquake Amps,
four for the bass, two more for the interior and that's it
for now. Oh, an I'm adding another amp for my other set of
interiors.
DH: How about for
vocals?
Brent:
For vocals I'm running O2s and Whip Audios for my mids. I'm
also running Pioneer 6x9s four ways, focal tweeters and some
cheap Pyramid tweeters that do the job, yo...... (Laughs) |
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COACH
bEN |
"This is the chameleon
paint. I call it 'Run with the Sun.'"
DH: Alright, big
boy give me information where you from, where you at, what
you do, things like that?
Coach: I'm
representing Elmhurst, Queens. I'm a Phys Ed teacher and coach
high school varsity basketball, shout out to my kids. This
is one of the hobbies I have besides playing ball, hooking
up my car and riding in the streets breaking necks. Having
somebody else's girl looking at me with my girl in the car.
All the haters watching the young boy do it.
DH:
What's up with the paint job? Tell me about this paint job.
Coach:
This is the chameleon paint. I call it "Run with the
Sun" because every time I'm driving I'm changing colors
with the sun. I took about eight gallons of paint and about
three months time. The reason why I wanted to do things different
is because it's kind of like a West Coast feel. You know we
live in the East Coast but I wanted to do something different.
DH: Now, are you
done with what you have here or are you looking into doing
more?
Coach:
I might do a little more, maybe throw in some Lambo doors
in the front and do up the interior. I feel like this is some
bullshit interior right now that I'm sitting in, you know,
I want to do more with the interior definitely. I'll probably
keep it for a while then sell it and work on something else..... |
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TAKING OVER THE WORLD BY SERGIO |
DH: Sergio, are
we ready to talk "Real Talk"?
Sergio:
Yea I'm ready, are you ready for what I'm about to say, what
is the question?
DH: I met you two
years ago in Vegas when you had that other hot truck and I
have to give you that. This new sh*t is even crazier, talk
to us about this vehicle.
Sergio:
Oh yea, I had to come correct this time. This truck basically
is the sickest truck you have ever seen anywhere and that's
the bottom line. It's been to Japan, Europe and nothing I
have seen can come close to my truck. I don't care who says
they have the sh*t, I want to see it and you can come bring
it because I am the truth.
DH:
What kind of truck is it?
Sergio:
It's a Ford F-150 and the truck's name is "RAVE".
It stands for Rolling Audio Video Entertainment. Other than
just being hot for the streets and yes I said streets because
I do take it to the hood in LA and cruise down the Ave just
like you New Yorkers do at Astoria. It's been used for business
as well, the super bowls, concerts, shows like the CES as
you know for yourself. It's a new advertising tool for the
new millennium. You know what's funny is that cops go out
of their way when they are parked at Dunkin Donuts and get
out of their wagons with crumbs all on their shirts, coffee
stains on the shirts to check out RAVE......
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NEW JACK ON THE BLOCK |
This is Mike from Bushwick
rockin' the 2007 Chevy Tahoe. A newcomer to the car game but
holding it down with a few rare modifications of his own and
plenty more where that came from on the way.
What This Tahoe is Packin':
Shoes: 24" Brazen Rims
Music: One 8" competition Beyma on each door.
(4) 10" Beyma on the back console, third row center,
console section.
(4) 6.5" Beyma on each door.
(4) Bullet tweeters on each door
Monitors: (8) 7" (2)
17"
(4)
8" (1) 10"
(4)
15" (5) 12"
(1) 15" in the middle.
DH: What's up Mike?
How you doing today?
Mike:
Doing my thing with the truck. Slowly but surely it's coming
around. For a newcomer, little things here and there, it looks
pretty good for what I got.
DH: So this is
your first official jump off in this game?
Mike:
Yeah..... |
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THE ARMY'S ELITE WEAPON OF MASS BOOM |
As you ladies can see
that this is One of the US Army's marketing vehicle that Vital
Marketing put together. William Sullivan was granted permission
by Vital to do this feature on their behalf. I had to get
that out the way because I have no say in what is going to
be said and DeepHitters doesn't want to get sued because we
only have five hundred dollars in this company's name. So
let's start with the interview.
DH: First let's
talk about what equipment it's running with?
WS:
It's all JL Audio with (2) 13" WB, (2) 500 in a 1, (2)
300 in a 4, JL Audio mids...
DH:
Listen, let's stop all that 500 this, 300 that. I don't know
what the f*ck you are talking about. Just remember the PT
Cruiser interview.
WS:
Okay you idiot, let me slow down then. It's a 500/1 which
is the model number and there is two of them. Two 300/4, two
W6 13" V2 and the 6.5s. How 'bout that?
DH: Whose idea
was it to put this truck together besides obviously the Army?
Who's catering to this movement?
WS:
The army has a couple of vehicles that go to the "And
1" tour, the Super Bowl and all those big events.....
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CES
2007

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Well the 2007 CES was
slower than past years but the vehicles are hotter than ever.
Manufacturers brought their "A" game out as usual
to outshine each other for the show about electronics. A misunderstanding
to the streets is that a lot of those rides are owned by everyday
cats and were picked up to go to the show by the manufacturers.
That everyday person is the one dropping the
cheddar to put it together so it can look hot in the streets
with equipment help by them but there are a few rides that
are put together by the audio companies and it's tight as
well but the bottom line is that the show is to showcase the
merchandise in these whips and the point came across loud
and clear. Check for DeepHitters Magazine and the infamous
"Beast from da East" truck being at the '07 Sema
Show to promote the magazine and hopefully give these custom
guys a run for their money in custom because music wise, it's
not even close but I'll take challenges if it's thrown...... |
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