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ENVYMYZ wrote:Critical = Anal.
If it's not top of the line, then I dont want it is my theory.

ENVYMYZ wrote: Alas I cant afford those kinds of toys at the moment.

Top of the line cost money.

cargodz wrote: Told my wife that if they tell me I'm approved for a GT-R when they get over here... I AM bringing one home.

I'd be living in it cause my wife would kick my ass out!

I'm in the same boat as you. Old skooler just gettin back into it. I'm hearin ya on how much everything has changed. I haven't even heard of most of the brands that are talked about on here. I'm just readin and learnin.

Bill

Hey, thanks guys. I guess I must admit that the Coustic amp never gave me a moments trouble, but the thermal protection circuitry in the Soundstream would shut domn on a very hot day after a few hours listening. That Dreamworks Motorsports looks pretty impressive. They are probable about an hour awa...

or solder it and heatshrink for a better connection if you have a solder iron. They are about $10 at Radio Shack for a basic unit.

BTW, does anyone know any GOOD installers in Greensboro or Winston-Salem, NC? The quality of everything I have looked at looks like the quality I could do myself. Thanks

My name is Bill. Just joined the forum. I work for BellSouth (soon to be AT&T) in Greensboro, NC. I've been into car audio since before I got my first car in 91. My first system was in an 83 S-10 reg cab pickup. It was an Alpine pull-out cass deck (remember those?) with Boston Acoustics 4x6 plat...