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I do not understand why a lot of people insist on upgrading their stereo systems in their cars. Additionally, I have no idea why people consider upgrading their stereo systems in sports cars.
When I drive a sports car (i.e. M coupe), the only thing I want to listen to is the sound of the car. If I do want to listen to music in the case of being in traffic, I listen to the stereo system. Now, I am not a musical connosieur and can't tell the difference between a g-flat and an f-sharp (hehe) or an oboe and a flute.
What I do know is spending upwards of $1,000 or more to upgrade a stereo system really must mean you are an auditory virtuoso. You listen to music all the time, you respect music, and any discrepancies in rhythms due to a poor (mind you in the case of the M coupe- 'Harmon-Kardon') sound system make you very very mad.
Ok, so I can understand why someone would upgrade their stereo system. Sure, I can force myself to accept someones' desire to upgrade their system. But truthfully, for the majority of us, is it really worth it? Do speaker systems make the music that we listen to THAT much better?
Fine, maybe they do.
But, why for a sports car? Why spend so much on a great-sounding sports car, even more on a great-sounding exhaust system, and then clogging up trunk space, shutting out that great engine noise, with a speaker system that can break the windows of everyone's house in the neighborhood?
I'm sorry. I will not upgrade my stereo system, ever. The stock system is fine with me.
-Ben FR
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