my virgin civic
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my virgin civic
aHHHH. The sweet smell of a two month old civic. You know, I worked damn hard at keeping the sweet aromas of PCPs and various of cancer-inducing agents that comprise that wonderful "new car" smell, and it's still there. aHHH. the millions of possibilities at my fingertips for my ciVic eX 02 Coupe w. rear spoiler.
I just HAVE to say this cause it cracks me up. I am such a bass fiend and a cheap-*** that I had to augment my bass the fastest way possible. I took my 8-inch Altec-Lansing computer sub powered by an AC adapter and extension cord, and put the bizniatch in my trunk. The thing makes enough noise to turn a few heads, and of course, people think, "well hey, he just has his amazing system turned down real low."
Thought you pplZ might get a kick outta this.
Lata.
I just HAVE to say this cause it cracks me up. I am such a bass fiend and a cheap-*** that I had to augment my bass the fastest way possible. I took my 8-inch Altec-Lansing computer sub powered by an AC adapter and extension cord, and put the bizniatch in my trunk. The thing makes enough noise to turn a few heads, and of course, people think, "well hey, he just has his amazing system turned down real low."
Thought you pplZ might get a kick outta this.Lata.
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Rep Power: 0 Well there are two options.
- One, just use a portable CD player and just run a long cord back to the sub from that (this method makes the rest of your speakers useless however).
- Two, buy a splicer kit and grab the signal off of your 6x9s in the trunk. The splicer kit will give you RCA signal which you can then plug into your sub.
I am using option two currently with my ADA880 Altec Lansing computer sub. It's freakin ghetto, and actually makes quite a bit of noise (for a low price). [IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG]
- One, just use a portable CD player and just run a long cord back to the sub from that (this method makes the rest of your speakers useless however).
- Two, buy a splicer kit and grab the signal off of your 6x9s in the trunk. The splicer kit will give you RCA signal which you can then plug into your sub.
I am using option two currently with my ADA880 Altec Lansing computer sub. It's freakin ghetto, and actually makes quite a bit of noise (for a low price). [IMG]i/expressions/demon.gif[/IMG]
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