OK, since no one replied: The Starcom system originated in the UK. My wife and I LOVE IT. It kills noise at speed. Plays CD players, MP3 players, or cell phones set to auto-answer. For $250 this system is da bomb. Of course, you have to hear your wife scream "Slow Down you ahole" once its installed. But we all know why we bought this machine, VTEC baby... And she does too. (Her favorite quote is "we spent enough dough on this pos we might as well enjoy it ;-)
Deep down she really loves it. And she loves being able to tell me to turn here, turn there, watch out for that 18 Wheeler...
Ah, my wife's cool and I actually like to talk to her most of the time... it's the 'telling me how to drive' part that I want to mute. It's actually quite humorous when she's on the back - all I hear is a faint mumbling in the distance that sounds suspiciously like 'sssllloooowwww dddooowwwnnnnnnn' or something similar.
Damn nice looking backseat, bro. She ride the 250?
How do you have it installed? The website shows the main unit under the seat, and that it is connected directly to the battery. Where do you and your pillion plug into and where would you have to plug your mp3 into, under the seat as well?
Thanks in advance for any info! Paul
grouthie, Apr 2 2005, 06:53 AMOK, since no one replied: The Starcom system originated in the UK. My wife and I LOVE IT. It kills noise at speed. Plays CD players, MP3 players, or cell phones set to auto-answer. For $250 this system is da bomb. Of course, you have to hear your wife scream "Slow Down you ahole" once its installed. But we all know why we bought this machine, VTEC baby... And she does too. (Her favorite quote is "we spent enough dough on this pos we might as well enjoy it ;-)
Deep down she really loves it. And she loves being able to tell me to turn here, turn there, watch out for that 18 Wheeler...
Its the best if you want your girl with you,
Gregg.
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