What do audiophiles do in their cars?
So, the correct answer is, "Whatever they want." Sorry, you asked. In my C-2, which is a DRIVER that I decided to buy after years of trailer-queens and a room full of dusty trophies, I put in a system against all the "rules." The C-2 world is composed mostly of people who "listen" to their cars, and I get it. I do too, sometimes. However, on a longer drive, I like some tunes, so I bought, before the major price increase, a look-alike radio from Antique Automobile Radio in Tampa (really Palm Harbor, but close enough for people who do not know the state.) Current price is $700; I got it for less a few years ago, and it is the same unit. Then, I was able to modify the Custom Auto Sound footwell speaker enclosures to fit my car, which has factory A/C (pretty rare--only 5% had it). So, when my daughter is with me, she can blue tooth her music through the system, and I have a plan to do something along those lines as well. The daily driver (2007) needs a new radio--all of a sudden it is static-y when the engine is on. I don't know what I will do there yet. Cheers! |
@richopp- About your noise: https://www.amazon.com/Car-Amplifier-Noise-Filters/b?ie=UTF8&node=10981591 |
Whatever they want , I used to have 6 amps and custom woofers, in back and over 1500 watts , not to good have that much sound in a small area after I sold the car , we just have the premium sound in the new Volvo X90 the Mrs says good enough . this way I can save for a new set of speakers I am trying to max out around $20 k give or take . Ifyou can’t find something good for That price then something is seriously wrong. |
