Reply to "Stereo Speaker Advice - Sound Bar ?"

bosswrenchMember

I have seen one (1.0) Pantera with a nicely done longitudinal overhead stereo controller, possibly from Hall Panteras. This has the advantage of not having to cut the car up for speakers etc, and doesn't restrict headroom nor rear view since its directly above the console. But I agree that unless you add massive amounts of soundproofing, the industrial-strength explosions from the engine inches away from your ears will drown out most musical details. Judy and I use one earbud apiece for the C.B. and seldom play the stereo/CD changer.

1/20/0912:29 PM

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