blog 31

I love driving. A little while before I turned 16 my parents bought a new car and they decided to keep the old one (a 2001 Acura MDX) so that I would have a car to drive. I love that car. Its kind of big but its really comfortable and pretty fast for a car its size. Since I got the car I’ve made a few adjustments to it. I put a new stereo in it with an iPod hookup and I installed some subwoofers in the trunk. Subwoofers are those giant speakers that make the booming noises and if you ever pull up to a car and can hear the trunk rattling hard, its safe to assume that person has subs. One of my friends had some subs in his car and after hearing what they did I knew I wanted them. I bought two twelve inch subs and an amp for a little under $100 on craigslist but when I went to get them installed the cheapest place that I could find wanted $300 for installation so I decided it was something I could do myself. It was a huge pain in the ass. Installing those subs was probably one of the top five hardest and most frustrating things I’ve ever had to do in my life but it was well worth it. After driving with subs for a long time I’ve become accustomed to the loud booming base and to listen to music without it just seems weird.