onehawaiian

so i decided to not get the jonah lomu amp. my friend told me i didn't really need it, that my system is fine...and after much deliberation, i decided that he is right. so i emailed the guy, and it was really hard cause he is selling it for $325 shipped. but i don't need another amp. i don't need a 13in drop down screen. i don't need that little camera in the hatch so i can reverse...

ppl say the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem.

...i'll admit it after i buy the jonah lomu components this weekend.

walight01

thats friggin funny

MisterT

You have been definitely bitten by the audiophile bug! It can be as deadly as the new monkey pocks virus which has been on the news recently. Go get it checked out <after you buy the amp of course>.

I am the same way to an extent. It got to the point where I realized that the stereo is never going to be as good as I want it to sound. After spending so much money on what the best or some of the best you can buy, I realized that there is more to life than car audio. There is student loans, rent money, insurance, etc., etc. I don't know what's worse????!!!! I guess if money was no object, I would trick out the Protege and add a turbo, rims, custom paint, body kit, suspension, yadda, yadda, yadda, but it doesn't look like that is going to happen.

Mister T

onehawaiian

*group welcome* "hi brian"...

i'd like to join this aa meeting.
i need help.

walight01

hi my name is wayne and i'm a audiohollic

onehawaiian

*group welcome* "hi wayne"...

demoninvictus

what are the 12 steps, i need some teaching on this very subject... plllleaase
peace

Dave Cameron

I prefer to think of myself as a functioning audioholic, I only get audio relateed blackouts from long periods in the shop anymore... and I still can hold a day job!

walight01

step one: admit you have a problem
step two: repeat step one
step three: I can't do it

onehawaiian

step one for onehawaiian: admit u can't admit u have a problem...