Daniel Weston
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Nothing really for discussion, just a statement really ;D
I love my car audio but never felt like spending extra money to get something that sounds way better than the stock stuff that is supplied by the OEM.
The last time I had anything half decent was in my first car back in 1992, it was a 2 door silver Ford Escort XR3 and in your early twenties, you do what every other youngster did at that time. 2 x 6x9's built into the back board, tweeters and midranges up front and then an amp to drive the two subs in the boot!
Since then, I have owned 12 cars with no effort made to improve the sound.
I've just purchased my 4th Scooby and lo and behold, this one comes with a nice Alpine head unit linked up with a sub and a Pioneer 10" sub in the boot.
Needless to say- I feel 22 again ;D
I've only had the car two days but leaving the house with just the right choice of cd's is proving to be a taxing exercise![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Enjoy the weekend guys!
Daniel
I love my car audio but never felt like spending extra money to get something that sounds way better than the stock stuff that is supplied by the OEM.
The last time I had anything half decent was in my first car back in 1992, it was a 2 door silver Ford Escort XR3 and in your early twenties, you do what every other youngster did at that time. 2 x 6x9's built into the back board, tweeters and midranges up front and then an amp to drive the two subs in the boot!
Since then, I have owned 12 cars with no effort made to improve the sound.
I've just purchased my 4th Scooby and lo and behold, this one comes with a nice Alpine head unit linked up with a sub and a Pioneer 10" sub in the boot.
Needless to say- I feel 22 again ;D
I've only had the car two days but leaving the house with just the right choice of cd's is proving to be a taxing exercise
Enjoy the weekend guys!
Daniel