Package #2 - Ipod/stereo upgrade

Package 2 has the aux jack and a 12V outlet in the center console.

 

i am not sure why people say the jbl with nine speakers suck. i like it a lot but then
i do not roll down my windows and expect people on the sidewalks to listen to it
also as i drive by. i do not expect bass that rattles the car and you can here it
a half a block away. i do not play the music past volume setting 20ish.

frankly, i never understood why people want their car to have just as good of sound
as a top of the line home stereo system. not like today's music needs it anyway... just how
good can modern rock, r&b, techno sound when, heh, it sounds like crap to begin with.

oh people here play classical, big band, and other music that consists of more then a
guitar (bass too), keyboard, drums, and a singer? lol.

I kid! but not really ;-)

But to each their own. If you want to invest 4%-8% of what your car cost so you can
listen to the music slightly "better", which is individual taste, more power to you! I simply
suggest live with it and do not try to keep up with the "kool kids" who like it as a hobby
and grow out of it in a few years.

 

I don't have a top of the line home stereo system, just an average one. That's because I rarely have time to listen to music at home, so no point investing thousands of dollars into one.

But I do spend a lot of time alone in my car, so it's worthwhile for me (an amateur musician) to invest in a good car audio system. I sing in choirs and listen to a lot of choral music, so my system requires a bit more power and quietness than your average setup.

I've also discovered that practicing singing in the car is much easier (and more fun) than at home.