Got a sound violation ticket.

[KTMrida4life 10+ year member]

I have my system at almost max all the time in the city.. I turn it down if I see a cop though. At stoplights too..

 

[05trailblazer 10+ year member]

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[Chaotic_Thought 10+ year member]

How is fighting a ticket that was based on subjectivity instead of just taking it hurting car audio?

Because you are drawing negative attention to the hobby. If it wasn't for all the wanna be thugs and punk *** kids driving around trying to make an entire neighborhood listen to the same song, the "noise ordinances" would not exist. The laws came straight from the need to regulated irresponsible drivers. And subjective or not, all you are doing is worming your way out of a ticket that you know you broke. You are just trying to find some loop hole in the wording of the law.

And yeah, it is a punk thing to do. Hell it has gotten so bad around here, i am almost a proponent for MORE laws against big systems. When i am in the drive thru and the order taker chick has to walk out the back door to take my order face to face because of some ******* punk behind me wont turn his horrible xplod setup down because he thinks it makes him cool.

There is a time and a place for everything.

 

[JoshC 10+ year member]

I have my system at almost max all the time in the city.. I turn it down if I see a cop though. At stoplights too..

Yea in houston they will get you for it at lights, but in this college town im in EVERY car has a system so they dont mess with us, like bassrace at every stoplight on the main roads from like 9-12 every night. Gay ass crown vics on 24s and caprice classics on 26s

 

[MANTI5 10+ year member]

Fighting a ticket is standing up for personal rights that are too often violated and people like you just sit back and take it. Now if it was a clear-cut violation, I'd have no argument what so ever against paying up. But with something like this, I'm all about standing up for your rights.

 

[CAT MAN 5,000+ posts]

you got a ticket? dayum you must be loud shiz

 

[MANTI5 10+ year member]

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[JoshC 10+ year member]

Because you are drawing negative attention to the hobby. If it wasn't for all the wanna be thugs and punk *** kids driving around trying to make an entire neighborhood listen to the same song, the "noise ordinances" would not exist. The laws came straight from the need to regulated irresponsible drivers.

Wrong, every where you go has a noise ordinance. If kids systems are the cause why did my local RC track have to follow the countys noise ordinance for our offroad gas rc cars? Do to be under a certain decimal at the edge of the property or else they would kill our races for the rest of the night

 

[mast240 10+ year member]

You know the law. You broke the law. Pay the fine. Simple as that.
A few years ago a thread like this would be 5 pages full of people saying you broke the law and need to man up. You gotta pay to play.

Now it is a seems it is a bunch of people uneducated about the law and are just trying to weezle out of taking responsibility for their actions. It is people like that that are making the hobby of car audio illegal. Man up and stop being a punk.

Actually fvcktard... i was law enforcement for 8+ years, so how is giving subjective advice on a violation contributing to someone being a punk?

and it's not noise violations aren't making the hobby illegal, special interest kooks who dont even want to hear a leaf blower or lawn mower from across the street are.

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

thats not help, its actually opposite of helping so its thread dumping. Go to the dome to be smart ass

I disagree, I see a kid who needs to learn some respect.

 

[05trailblazer 10+ year member]

ITS MOST LIKELY BECAUSE ITS DISTORING, AND JUST SOUNDS AWFUL!! AND ARE RUNNING BOSS, Q-POWER, AND SONT THATS WHY.. WHY DO YOU THINK LOTS OF PUNK AS5 dont know their shit and thugs well thugs are thugs they ussually dont know how to install their own setup dude!! what an idiot.. smh

Because you are drawing negative attention to the hobby. If it wasn't for all the wanna be thugs and punk *** kids driving around trying to make an entire neighborhood listen to the same song, the "noise ordinances" would not exist. The laws came straight from the need to regulated irresponsible drivers. And subjective or not, all you are doing is worming your way out of a ticket that you know you broke. You are just trying to find some loop hole in the wording of the law.
And yeah, it is a punk thing to do. Hell it has gotten so bad around here, i am almost a proponent for MORE laws against big systems. When i am in the drive thru and the order taker chick has to walk out the back door to take my order face to face because of some ******* punk behind me wont turn his horrible xplod setup down because he thinks it makes him cool.

There is a time and a place for everything.

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

I also see a lot of kids ITT that need to learn to accept responsibility for their actions. I'm tired of hearing people complain when they blatantly break the law.

 

[JoshC 10+ year member]

Actually fvcktard... i was law enforcement for 8+ years, so how is giving subjective advice on a violation contributing to someone being a punk?
and it's not noise violations aren't making the hobby illegal, special interest kooks who dont even want to hear a leaf blower or lawn mower from across the street are.

Thats 3 again 1 and he was a cop. So STFU ure dumb and you lost. Now go touch yourself while you cry in the corner

 

[JoshC 10+ year member]

Actually fvcktard... i was law enforcement for 8+ years, so how is giving subjective advice on a violation contributing to someone being a punk?
and it's not noise violations aren't making the hobby illegal, special interest kooks who dont even want to hear a leaf blower or lawn mower from across the street are.

Omg again, ima stop using safari

 

[Chaotic_Thought 10+ year member]

Fighting a ticket is standing up for personal rights that are too often violated and people like you just sit back and take it. Now if it was a clear-cut violation, I'd have no argument what so ever against paying up. But with something like this, I'm all about standing up for your rights.

And just what personal right is being violated here? Your personal right to play loud music that can annoy others?