cueball
03-02-2003, 07:14 PM
Check out this ricer subwoofer (http://www.circuitcity.com/frame1.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1111740163.1046652987@ @@@&BV_EngineID=ccekadchjjfkmidcfngcfkmdffhdffg.0&upper=head.jsp&lower=frame2.jsp&left=leftchildcat.jsp&right=productsearch.jsp&department=Car+Audio+and+Security&category=Car+Subwoofers). It is a tube style subwoofer that is made to look like NOS. Some people mention how it produces poor sound quality and is not worth the money. The only person who would buy this is a ricer. It is sad to see a company stoop this low just to sell a product. Check out this fake review from the website. Notice how he likes the NOS look and how it made his altezzas rattle. It is a funny read.
"These things rock. Not because they sound great, but because they look real. I bought 4 of them and put them side to side in the back of my Civic-S.i.r. They make my double decker carbon fiber and aluminum wing rattle. The bolts rattled right out of my neon license plate holder. One night my Alteeza meatballs rattled loose. The color matches my five inch racing sytle non-functioning tach and fake post mounted gauge pods. I should have spent the money on the rest of my fiberglass shirting and paint job ... and the other two rims for the front... but I decided I wanted the NOS look more. I should probably get a better stereo now because the stock one doesnt seem to have enough power to drive these cool subwoofers. I can still hear my cool coffee can muffler this way as I rev through the gears."
"These things rock. Not because they sound great, but because they look real. I bought 4 of them and put them side to side in the back of my Civic-S.i.r. They make my double decker carbon fiber and aluminum wing rattle. The bolts rattled right out of my neon license plate holder. One night my Alteeza meatballs rattled loose. The color matches my five inch racing sytle non-functioning tach and fake post mounted gauge pods. I should have spent the money on the rest of my fiberglass shirting and paint job ... and the other two rims for the front... but I decided I wanted the NOS look more. I should probably get a better stereo now because the stock one doesnt seem to have enough power to drive these cool subwoofers. I can still hear my cool coffee can muffler this way as I rev through the gears."