by GlassWolf » Sat Mar 25, 2006 5:55 pm
chrome domes, the lot of you!
While the quality of a product in a stereo system (it's sonic accuracy etc) is paramount in importance, aesthetics do play a role to an extent if you're trying to make your system integrate smoothly into a car, and blend nicely without looking gaudy or having things stand out like a strap-on in a knitting circle. If looks didn't matter at all, people wouldn't put so much weight on Flame Q subs and the matching amps and their gaudy chromed out flames.
chrome domes, the lot of you!
While the quality of a product in a stereo system (it's sonic accuracy etc) is paramount in importance, aesthetics do play a role to an extent if you're trying to make your system integrate smoothly into a car, and blend nicely without looking gaudy or having things stand out like a strap-on in a knitting circle. If looks didn't matter at all, people wouldn't put so much weight on Flame Q subs and the matching amps and their gaudy chromed out flames.