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turbocad6 · 10-27-2004, 05:35 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by sdashiki

well moron, yer doing audio in a car.

You got 12V. Wow and HUGE amps.

Your house has 120v, hmmm more power more clean sound.

A car audio setup, competition or not (which is always just Db not testing the cleanliness of the sound) IS NOT FOR CRISP CLEAN STUDIO QUALITY SOUND ...

Your statements here are sure to enlighten all here who REALLY know car audio as to whom the moron is, it can be me in your eyes, no problem...

"ignorance is bliss"

peace

10-27-2004, 05:35 PM	#41
turbocad6 Laptop, Tablets, UMPC Moderator turbocad6's CarPC Specs Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: NY Vehicle: 2002 pontiac montana Posts: 5,955 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by sdashiki well moron, yer doing audio in a car. You got 12V. Wow and HUGE amps. Your house has 120v, hmmm more power more clean sound. A car audio setup, competition or not (which is always just Db not testing the cleanliness of the sound) IS NOT FOR CRISP CLEAN STUDIO QUALITY SOUND ... Your statements here are sure to enlighten all here who REALLY know car audio as to whom the moron is, it can be me in your eyes, no problem... "ignorance is bliss" peace __________________ *MY NEWEST INSTALL:modded infiniti fx with big screen - "If my typing sucks it's probably because I'm driving....................." first windows carpc install........my liquid cooled LVDS screen :D Last edited by turbocad6 : 10-27-2004 at 10:24 PM.*