That's the one!Originally Posted by Leefro
That's the one!
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I cried the day I sold my Vega's...
Yo Noilly you should listen to 100.5 The Peak or 91.3 (It's a Victoria station, only comes in some days). Great non-top 40 new music from some wicked artists who are working their asses off to make music the way it should be done.
Real music is still out there, it's just on the back-page radio stations and you have to go reading reviews and shit to find it. My GF's dad is this very formal old british guy, brilliant doctor, but he LOVES indie music, reads reviews and shops and the coolest little record stores. He loves Zepplin' and the Stones (has a review book of his top 500 favorite albums) and now the Black Keys and M83
But I understand why my people from the classic rock era think actual music isn't being made anymoreTop 40 music is a fuggin' joke...
Yeah, I know. You have to go see live music at clubs for the good stuff these days, I also have Sirius radio where you dont have to be force feed the top 40 everydayIts just not available to the kids
I do listen to 100.5 sometimes (just flipped to it right now!) and it I do like what I hear most times. Didn't know about 91.3...I will give that a try - thanks. Just moved my antenna around on my Quadraphonic(!) Sansui Receiver here in the basement, and I can't get 91.3 here, but maybe upstairs...
I've got 100w x 4, hooked to my computer to give surround sound for games, but the processor really makes some songs sound really cool in a simulated quad sound...
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Id like to have XM or something but I dont want to trash my head to get it... It's a factory system..Yeah, I know. You have to go see live music at clubs for the good stuff these days, I also have Sirius radio where you dont have to be force feed the top 40 everyday
Most of them have a hook up for it built in. I just use the FM adapter, it streams it to a radio station. If the head unit is bluetooth enabled you can stream the web app from your phone to your stereo also
This things a year 2000.Most of them have a hook up for it built in. I just use the FM adapter, it streams it to a radio station. If the head unit is bluetooth enabled you can stream the web app from your phone to your stereo also
What car do you have? I'm sure it can be retrofitted. Do you have an AUX input in there? (used to install car stereos for a living).
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2000 Camry xle
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Use a cassette adaptor - I do for my MP3 player and it's pretty decent sound. Better than the FM modulator IMHO
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you would have to get what I have then
http://www.tss-radio.com/products/si...ar-kit-sdsv6v1
Oh I cant do that man... I need a digital input... Im a purist...Like this?
Use a cassette adaptor - I do for my MP3 player and it's pretty decent sound. Better than the FM modulator IMHO
I consider myself a bit of an audiophile too, but if you get a decent cassette adapter (Mine's a Sony), you will not hear the difference, what with road noise etc...
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