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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 605795" data-attributes="member: 555320">I&#039;m from the U.S.&nbsp; Do most people here worry about their &quot;front stage&quot;?.....no, there are those select few who do care, but we are a rare breed.&nbsp; Street beating is the &quot;in&quot; thing right now....just get loud; doesn&#039;t matter if it sounds good, or if you can actually hear a defined bass line....just as long as it&#039;s loud it doesn&#039;t matter.But there is nothing better than listening to a stereo that makes you feel as if the band is right there infront of you playing!!&nbsp; And, IMO, the &quot;sound quality&quot; (tonality, soundstaging, imaging, etc) is much harder to accomplish than a street beater.&nbsp; Anybody can throw a few mid-level 12&#039;s in their trunk and get loud to the ear.&nbsp; It takes a ton of time and work and knowledge to get your car to image and soundstage properly, and have correct tonal balance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 605795, member: 555320"] I'm from the U.S. Do most people here worry about their "front stage"?.....no, there are those select few who do care, but we are a rare breed. Street beating is the "in" thing right now....just get loud; doesn't matter if it sounds good, or if you can actually hear a defined bass line....just as long as it's loud it doesn't matter. But there is nothing better than listening to a stereo that makes you feel as if the band is right there infront of you playing!! And, IMO, the "sound quality" (tonality, soundstaging, imaging, etc) is much harder to accomplish than a street beater. Anybody can throw a few mid-level 12's in their trunk and get loud [I]to the ear[/I]. It takes a ton of time and work and knowledge to get your car to image and soundstage properly, and have correct tonal balance. [/QUOTE]

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