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Guy Installs 17,000-Watt Sound System in Car, to Be Classified as Weapon of Mass Destruction [Sound System]

October 26th, 2007 | Uncategorized

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We thought we wouldn’t be surprised by any car sound system ever again. Until this guy cranked up the volume of his custom 17,000-watt 8-Sundown Audio SAZ-1500D rig and we saw his iPod jumping half an inch, the whole car rumbling, the metal roof shaking like a leaf and then his hair getting blown away—literally—by the air coming of the window. [Spluch]

Original post by Jesus Diaz



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