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YOUR RESEARCHCool audio installs, caution some are overkill!
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Check these two installs pretty kewl
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I agree, but when you have money to burn, or compete and show the car then you just go off! I have also seen people put them in the trunk so they can watch or play video games at shows or barbecues.
I put together one of those pages... not as nice as some of the others... It never ceases to amaze me the number of trolls that post in the guest book.
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I believe you may have missed the point of the monitor. I was at a high end stereo shop once and saw a system being installed in a Ferrari 360 Spyder that had a monitor. I asked about it, and they said that the stereo system was computerized and they needed the monitor in order to set up all the options. Just like setting up a home theater system.
Agreed. A lot of that stuff is just ridiculous. I'm of the thought process though that instead of creating a completely ridiculous home theater system in your car, the money is better spent putting an even better system in your house. Just my thoughts though. Certainly nothing wrong with putting a fantastic sound system in.
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