Starman
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I use pure USB stick for the best quality. I always ripped my music at the max bit rate.
I like to consider myself an audio-enthusiast. I built my own dedicated home theater with a highly sound engineered environment (sound proofing). I have a 7.1 theater system (Atmos soon) with 200 watt monoblocks powering each paradigm speaker with 2 Outlaw 12" subs.
Maybe its that I have a Convertible but I turned mine up yesterday in my garage to test without even cranking it the bass was rattling my house, specially on bass focused songs. The sound quality is not great but in a Convertible with the top off, that doesn't matter much. Its not a Mark Levinson (although its much louder).
Unless you really are into bass that shakes your neighbors house, the Shaker is excellent for a car stereo in my opinion.
People may not realize that their sound quality problems are coming from their sources. Bluetooth is never a good option and will never sound good.
Still those files on a USB, stick it into the slot in your glove-box.
I like to consider myself an audio-enthusiast. I built my own dedicated home theater with a highly sound engineered environment (sound proofing). I have a 7.1 theater system (Atmos soon) with 200 watt monoblocks powering each paradigm speaker with 2 Outlaw 12" subs.
Maybe its that I have a Convertible but I turned mine up yesterday in my garage to test without even cranking it the bass was rattling my house, specially on bass focused songs. The sound quality is not great but in a Convertible with the top off, that doesn't matter much. Its not a Mark Levinson (although its much louder).
Unless you really are into bass that shakes your neighbors house, the Shaker is excellent for a car stereo in my opinion.
People may not realize that their sound quality problems are coming from their sources. Bluetooth is never a good option and will never sound good.
Still those files on a USB, stick it into the slot in your glove-box.
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