The ultimate Tribute sound system(?)

For those of you who drive vehicles to carry around your stereo with you:<br><br><a href=http://www.sounddomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=153178&page=1 target=new>http://www.sounddomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=153178&p\ age=1</a>

In my punk-kid days, I woulda said "WOOOW!".. Now, boy, if I've ever heard of overkill, I think that's it.

Now that's a sub box!<br>There goes the neighborhood.<br><br>Your just getting old Onskee.<br>(Ask for a refund, indeed. LOL)

On the other hand, that is a sure fire way to get rid of the road and wind noise.<br><br>Maybe he is on to something...

That's why I installed an aftermarket sub amp.<br>Hmmm, maybe those low profile tires are not as noisey too, LOL.<br><br>Oh man, you guys are sharp today!

Speaking of sound systems, has anyone tried to install a double-din head unit?

You wonder if this guy is having any rattling problems? <br>I can turn my sub up enuf to rattle the back deck. <br>This guy must have had to dynamat the whole car and then reinforce all the welds in the body to keep the rear end together.<br>I bet he doesn't complain about wind noise, tire noise or nuclear explosions.<br>Nuts<br>frank

LOL, same here.....

As a matter of fact while I was there at Safe and Sound there was a totally customed out Escape getting the double din Pioneer typically used in GM/Chrysler vehicles. Filled in the space perfectly......just a bracket and harnass adapter.