Eugene134

Ya the guy was being a prick, but forget him and lets stop talkng about him.

If it helps I have a JL amp and that sucker bumps and doesnt even get hot, would definately recommend.

jzcrna

In reference to the speakers I often wondered about that myself.

It also seems to me that in order to get the full effect of the L7 system, the volume needs to be a bit higher than normal. I don't "blast" my music, but enjoy it at a slightly higher level just to get the full quality of the L7.

southgate

word!

Eugene are you running your subs out of the i-drive (lineout) or the in-dash i see you have on your sig?? also what kind of JL and how many watts?

They did a lineout in my set up but it was not good enough outputs or something because itwasent near the sound I was expecting

rrnag30

+1

we are talking about loud music disturbing others???..... what are your thoughts on the noise emmision your bike would cause on the streets???

akfirepro

Wow, I guess I should have put a disclaimer at the beginning of my post that said Psychos need not reply Thanks Rudy for the info, so it is possible but not likely. didnt know that my music bothered you so much at 80 mph on the 15 freeway. get over it. key my car???!!?!?!?!

BigMike

Loud music here will warrant a pull over by the cops, thorough search of everything including any possible 'infractions', ticket of anything from 'reckless driving habits', 'disturbing the peace', 'unlawful operation of vehicle', and can even be towed away if they find your car has been modified in any way.

Many years back, it was really bad--I had an Uzi shoved into my face by the 'Heavy Crimes Unit' police for driving around in a modified Porsche with very loud music. Me and the passenger got taken to the police station where they rang up a sale of 'illegal modification of vehicle', 'disturbing the peace', 'unlawful operation of vehicle', and 'parking in an illegal red zone'. The last one is hilarious seeing that they're the ones that pulled us over onto the red zone for searching.

Luckily there were a few young cops in the station who recognized who I was and I just got away with one ticket of 'illegal mods'...

Needless to say, I've developed the habit of playing music at a low volume now.

Howitzer

WOW........

You're way out of line.

P.S. - Please downsize your signature. It takes up half of my screen each time you post. Thanks. =)

hawaiian-I

In your ears, you have fine, tiny hairs which enable you to hear. Loud music causes these hairs to break and this is one of the few things your body does not regenerate. If you have ringing in your ears when you turn down/off the music, your body is telling you something. Loss of hearing can be avoided, be careful and take care.