The most impressed you've been impressed...

[jbk32 10+ year member]

by a system just in a regular setting not a competition...myself i was walking down near Fountain Square (i live in Cincinnati) and i hear some low rumbling from up the street and then a brother in like an old school oldsmobile on 22"s sitting pretty low pulls up to the traffick light and i can't even describe this man...like you could feel that low end rumbling sound on the ground playing some three six mafia song...i was impressed by that for awhile and i was kinda trying to figure out what kind of set up he had...what else impressed me was that you could hear the lyrics clear as day over the nuclear bass...

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[jtomsic 5,000+ posts]

cool follow him home steal it and leave a note saying this is what u get for bumping like that.

 

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

i've never heard a car setup that i've really envied...seen pictures of quite a few, but i haven't listened to a vehicle system that simply made me step back in awe - the fact that I've lived for quite a while in Bum****, USA might have something to do with it - where Type R's, JL W0's, and the occasional W7 are about the epitome of people's installs.

Now, for home audio...this guy I know DIY'ed a single ended triode amp with Western Electric 300B's in the output stage, and built 105dB efficient corner horns. I have heard perfection, and it is $500 a tube //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[audioholic 5,000+ posts]

Ive seen a truck shake the metal building it was parked in so violently that it literally sent people running out the doors in fear of their lives when the bass dropped. Ive heard SQ systems and demo cars at SBN that made me glad I brought spare underwear. And Ive seen intricate and complex installs that still make me wonder how the hell they did that. There's alot of cool stuff out there.