Well I have the stock CD w/8 speakers. It's sounds pretty good. I
don't listen to my music very load, and there is a reason (actually
there is a couple of reasons, this is by far the best). About 8 years
ago there was an accident down the road from me. It involved a small
car with a big radio, and a fire engine. The three girls where out
cruising around, windows up with the AC on, and stereo blasting. That's
why they didn't hear the fire engine that was rushing to a call. The
truck t-boned them. All three girls where in there late teens, the only
one that survived was thrown out the back window.
Just my $.02
Glenn Ayotte
P.S. The fire truck was rushing to a false alarm (of course they did
not know that at the time). The person who called in the false alarm
was charged with involuntary man slaughter, I don't remember if he was
convicted or not.
Just remember, it's all fun and games, until someone gets poked in the
eye.
>----------
>From: Bruce Aaron Hefner[SMTP:gt9742a@prism.gatech.edu]
>Sent: Thursday, April 23, 1998 11:23 PM
>To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>Subject: Re: DML: Re: CD Player
>
>I know what you mean, even worse is when someone comes up blasting
>country, I like some country, but it sucks when played at 120 dB, and
>since I don't have a good system that's when I just roll up my windows and
>get ready to leave 'em sitting at the light, If you can't beat 'em, smoke
>'em.....
>
>Bruce
>
>> > You like your music loud, heh Robert. ;)
>> >
>> > Bruce
>>
>> What else is there? But I'm not one of those stoplight warriors who thinks
>>that
>> everyone else waiting to go likes my music. Unless some punk listening to
>>rap pulls up
>> and I can hear his music, then it's LOUD time!
>> Later,
>> Robert
>>
>
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