I agree with the above...there is more to it than most think...but $12K? U gotta be outta your ****** mind. I have done many custom installs, and I could throw something together to blow your a$$ outta that truck for about $3k. LMAO...stupid kids...(i'm only 22, but damn)....where u live...I'm gonna come pay you a visit and laugh...then come back later and steal it all....lol...jk!

 

This guy all BS? where's the pics?

 

Thats what I say.

4 pages and not 1 (ONE) friggin picture.

 

ahah what kinda of person goes it to buy 2 10's for his truck and comes out with a 12k system. ahahahah

dude honestly u deserve noob of the year award. the funny thing is that you dont even think ur getting ripped off after everyone here said u are. but then again u know better rite.

im not jealous at all that u spend 12k on a system and put it in your bed....
i would of done other things with that money i bet the installer is laughing all the way to the bank. you cant even bump that hard u will get tickets daily.

you could of got all u needed with 2 15's at most lmao. you could of gotten a banging system for 3k max and have had all the braggin rites you need. i dont think anyone is gonna give u props for spending 12k on that setup. just clownin im sure.

 

If your like 16! Where in the HELL did you get 12,000 dollars? I'm 15 and I have 550 dollars! And thats from saving it from when I was 8! I can't get a job if I could I'd work my *** off.. you aare crazy for spending that much where do you live in florida? and we're you dropped on your head as a baby and if your 16 and have 12k it isn't your money it's your dad's money!

 

Is that ^ your dad's truck?

 

Honestly if it is a good shop, 12k is not that hard to spend. I have worked and managed at 3 different high end custom audio shops, 12k isnt that hard to spend when you get into high line mainstream gear, and custom fiberglassing, plexi, ect! Im here in North Central FL, and would like to see and here your system when it gets done. Also what shop here in FL is doing your system if you dont mind me asking?

 

changing the cd player

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i have the audiophile six cd disc changer and cd player in my truck and i want to replace it with a sony cd player i have seen [ that does fit the 04's ] and i want to know will the cd changer still work with the new cd player or will i need to buy another cd changer ?

p.s. the cd player does have cd changer controls.



This was a post by him on 7-17...his original post in this thread is 6-5.

See where I'm going

 

That sorry SOB just got bent over... and rammed without any KY. Sometimes you have to feel sorry for the idiots in this would... other times you need to track them down and sell them some of your own crap!!!!

 

whats a matter ?**** to small ?had to compensate with the really big stereo braggin rites my a$$

i am sorry did i type that out loud what was i thinking

 

Nice first post, lol. This thread, I mean roast, is dead, someone should really close it.

 

I was just gonna say the same thing. Honetley, who cares about it anymore??


Its not dead yet, but it needs to die. Right when I think its gone, another person post in it then its hot again for like a week.

 

yes i agree with you gentlemen time to put this one to bed i am not usually this condescending but this dork had all the heat he got coming i am quite amazed it has carried on as long as it did anyway i think i will keep the rest of my thoughts to myself bidding everyone a goodday

regards bob (2088bob) konarski

my passion http://frost.bbboy.net/vwengineconve...um=14&thread=3

 

You sure you wanna spend 12K for bragging rights? Remember it's a TRUCK and not a house, dude.

Heck, I thought that 1,200 for the Pioneer AVIC-N2 was expensive (that plays every kind of CD on the market PLUS has an XM based navigation system).

$1,200 for the AVIC N2, plus let's say $500 for wires, and let's give $4,000 for some INSANE speakers and good subwoofers. $1,500 for some relatively OK amps and you've got $5,200.

12,000 - 7,200 = $4,800 for labor?

WOW......that's a whole new level of salty right there.

 

sorry 2088bob, I just had to put in my 2 cents after reading that one.