good move, who wants to hear about the Wings goalie troubles in high def
hosts voice will crack high pitched when they realize Gus is your main man ahahahaaa....sorry, Leafs fan here
Come talk to me when you've made the playoffs for the last 22 years in a row. Didn't the Leafs scrape in last year and lose in the first round? What is that now, one year in a row?good move, who wants to hear about the Wings goalie troubles in high def
I actually cheer for the Leafs when they are not playing the Wings because, when I was a kid, I lived in the UP and the only hockey channel we got was Molson Hockey Night in Canada if we turned the antenna just right and didn't mind a little static from across the border.
ahahahaaa ROUGH, I'll just point to our 13 bannersCome talk to me when you've made the playoffs for the last 22 years in a row. Didn't the Leafs scrape in last year and lose in the first round? What is that now, one year in a row?
All in good fun.
I was a big Stevie Y fan back in the day and always cheer for the Wings when the Steefs are eliminated or um not participating... FYI it wasn't a scrape 8th in the whole show Good point, usually the factory audio upgrades give you the best value for your money, plus it's a case where they had sound engineers configure the whole setup, not just some guy that knows how to work a screw driver and connect some wires.ahahahaaa ROUGH, I'll just point to our 13 banners
aftermarket does have more options but I'm talking price. No where in the aftermarket can you find a fully calibrated and upgraded system for $400, like i said above equal quality and set up in the aftermarket is going to run you at least $1000
$1200 upgrade actually because you are required to get the navigation if you want the premium sound.For the $400 price tag, the upgraded premium sound is well worth it IMO. I don't blast my music anymore like I did when I was younger but it's nice to be able to crank it up when a good song comes on. Rock on!!!!!
I have been an opponent of in dash navigation until today. My brother and I were at Cosco and upon leaving were trying to find a Mexican food place in the barrio. Luckily he was doing the navigating on his phone. For the first time I thought how convenient doing navigation on the fly would have been if I was by myself. Yes, I know I could have pulled over to do it on the phone. But I'm getting older and lazier and just for a second thought how nice it would be.
What sold me on the built in Nav. aside from the bigger screen than my phone is the units ability to multitask. You can have your nav. up on one side of the screen and pull up controls for radio/climate/ect on the other. I think there was even a sort of picture-in-picture type option as well.I have been an opponent of in dash navigation until today. My brother and I were at Cosco and upon leaving were trying to find a Mexican food place in the barrio. Luckily he was doing the navigating on his phone. For the first time I thought how convenient doing navigation on the fly would have been if I was by myself. Yes, I know I could have pulled over to do it on the phone. But I'm getting older and lazier and just for a second thought how nice it would be.
