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<blockquote data-quote="zane" data-source="post: 467146" data-attributes="member: 540617">Welcome to the forum Mr. Wright.I completely understand your point of view on the matter of &quot;Boom Cars,&quot; and for the most part, I agree.Irresponsible &quot;idiots&quot; in the car audio world have, and unfortunately continue to give everyone else a bad wrap.Call it immaturity, penis envy, stupidity, or what you may; the &quot;boom car&quot; crowd completely needs to grow up.Keeping that in mind, there are some of us out here who have grown up, and do not share the same aforementioned delusions that the &quot;boom car&quot; crowd does.However, we still enjoy our aftermarket car audio systems.We are the true enthusiasts in the car audio world, not the &quot;boom car&quot; crowd.It really doesn&#039;t come down to being loud, annoying, or even having a system at all.The main reason we enjoy car audio is simple:THE MUSIC.Music is the very core of what drives us all to enjoy the aftermarket audio industry.Simply trying to reproduce every nuance, every last instrument, in hopes of obtaining sheer accuracy with relation to the original musical performance.We are not &quot;boom car&quot; people, rather we are true enthusiasts.We respect our surroundings, and the rights of others, and we try as best as possible to provide a more responsible and positive approach to the car audio industry.It is in fact that you will likely Never see or hear a true car audio enthusiast, unless you are invited by them to enjoy their system.Please consider that there is also another side to the Car Audio Scene; one much different from what you have experienced.Yes, you do have every right to your opinion.In the United States, people have that freedom.Please keep in mind that the same people also have the right to respond to your opinion.The first amendment works in both ways.Again, Welcome to the site.&nbsp;&nbsp; I encourage you to participate freely in expressing your views here, as some times this angle needs a little more attention so that newcomers to the car audio scene can learn to be responsible with their stereos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zane, post: 467146, member: 540617"] Welcome to the forum Mr. Wright. I completely understand your point of view on the matter of "Boom Cars," and for the most part, I agree. Irresponsible "idiots" in the car audio world have, and unfortunately continue to give everyone else a bad wrap. Call it immaturity, penis envy, stupidity, or what you may; the "boom car" crowd completely needs to grow up. Keeping that in mind, there are some of us out here who have grown up, and do not share the same aforementioned delusions that the "boom car" crowd does. However, we still enjoy our aftermarket car audio systems. We are the true enthusiasts in the car audio world, not the "boom car" crowd. It really doesn't come down to being loud, annoying, or even having a system at all. The main reason we enjoy car audio is simple: THE MUSIC. Music is the very core of what drives us all to enjoy the aftermarket audio industry. Simply trying to reproduce every nuance, every last instrument, in hopes of obtaining sheer accuracy with relation to the original musical performance. We are not "boom car" people, rather we are true enthusiasts. We respect our surroundings, and the rights of others, and we try as best as possible to provide a more responsible and positive approach to the car audio industry. It is in fact that you will likely [B]Never[/B] see or hear a true car audio enthusiast, unless you are invited by them to enjoy their system. Please consider that there is also another side to the Car Audio Scene; one much different from what you have experienced. Yes, you do have every right to your opinion. In the United States, people have that freedom. Please keep in mind that the same people also have the right to respond to your opinion. The first amendment works in both ways. Again, Welcome to the site. I encourage you to participate freely in expressing your views here, as some times this angle needs a little more attention so that newcomers to the car audio scene can learn to be responsible with their stereos. [/QUOTE]

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