Toronto's Own Makes the Spot Light....
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Sorry guys but I have to defend the vehicle in question. If guys are not taking it to the next level we would not have alot of the stuff we have today. The whole idea of SEMA is to create things that we wouldn't normally create. This vehicle would be a perfect example of something we would normally do but it can be done. GIVE the guys a BREAK.
style and taste doesnt cut it now adays in the eye for the general public. when this car goes to a national or even an international show there is a crowd of atleast 20 ppl surrounding it the entire time, meanwhile your average 'taste & style' installs get no attention at all b/c there is a 100 of them with same 'taste & style' at the same show.
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Originally posted by Prolifik:
style and taste doesnt cut it now adays in the eye for the general public. when this car goes to a national or even an international show there is a crowd of atleast 20 ppl surrounding it the entire time, meanwhile your average 'taste & style' installs get no attention at all b/c there is a 100 of them with same 'taste & style' at the same show.
style and taste doesnt cut it now adays in the eye for the general public. when this car goes to a national or even an international show there is a crowd of atleast 20 ppl surrounding it the entire time, meanwhile your average 'taste & style' installs get no attention at all b/c there is a 100 of them with same 'taste & style' at the same show.
Guys, I am nolt bashing the effort, just do not see a point in the install. IMO it just looks like wasted time and money. I can apreciate the effort and skills involved, but seriously how does having a tv in the front grill actually improve this industry?
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the style and taste systems put $$$ in the register, not ugly tasteless monstrosities. at least in my demographic of client, and that all that really matters for me
i appreciate outrageous demo vehicles, the alpine civic, bmw, some rf and kicker vehicles. these vehicles pushed the install envelope but managed it with some taste. the vehicle above, imo, doesnt have any style or taste. that many tv's is cool, just not done the way they did it
i appreciate outrageous demo vehicles, the alpine civic, bmw, some rf and kicker vehicles. these vehicles pushed the install envelope but managed it with some taste. the vehicle above, imo, doesnt have any style or taste. that many tv's is cool, just not done the way they did it
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the factory demo cars however outrageous they are served a purpose to showcase the product, even tho they are flashy they still dont look overly complicated and you can understand the reason they were built for. i still dont understand why someone would need to put that many tv's in one car, especially if there is no industry affiliation. i mean if it was for nesa or advision or any other lcd maker then i could understand they are showcasing every lcd product they carry. but for a personal vehicle the point escapes me. maybe i'm just dumb, but hey if the customer digs his ride thats all that counts in the end.
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Originally posted by NTOXKTD:
Sorry guys but I have to defend the vehicle in question. If guys are not taking it to the next level we would not have alot of the stuff we have today. The whole idea of SEMA is to create things that we wouldn't normally create. This vehicle would be a perfect example of something we would normally do but it can be done. GIVE the guys a BREAK.
Sorry guys but I have to defend the vehicle in question. If guys are not taking it to the next level we would not have alot of the stuff we have today. The whole idea of SEMA is to create things that we wouldn't normally create. This vehicle would be a perfect example of something we would normally do but it can be done. GIVE the guys a BREAK.
See now, I think what the problem here is that this is a CAR AUDIO site and people here appreciate and promote CAR AUDIO.
If you want a warm and fuzzy reaction to that truck then try a Minitruck or SEMA type of forum. People there who build scrapers and over the top trailer show queens "understand" why people do stuff like that. Many here seem to see it as dumb.
