by John Peters

Created on: January 12, 2008

Cars can have a bass system , under one condition. When driving the vehicle they don't have have the music blaring so loud for everyone to hear for all one hears from the sidewalk,parking lot, or just driving down down the street, one hears the body of the vehicle vibrating with rattling sounds.

Just think about the driver inside along with passengers. How can one converse without the eardrums bearing the high bass sounds of a deafen pitch. No wonder there are so many people with hearing problems. You don't have to be inside of a vehicle, you can be outside and it is just as bad. You still have to cover your ears from all the rattling, the vibrating of the vehicle for those few short minutes your ears are pounding along with a headache as well.

Image going on a long trip ,the driver cranks the volume to high pitch the sounds blaring in your ears, that you have to talk louder then usual in order to converse back to the driver.
Would you ask the driver to it down? Would you not say anything to the driver, remaining silent throughout the trip? I know I would say, the answer is; " Turn it down!".

When I was living on the south side of Madison, Wisconsin I was walking down the street ,there was a car with its bass blaring loudly , I pitied the driver or anyone else in the car. People no wonder you can not hear correctly. Your eardrums are are sensitive, save those ears so as you can hear what is going on in this world. Turn down the volume and lower the bass so treble and bass are equal pitch.

It is not the driver in front seat who suffers from the loudness of the music, it is the person whom sits in the back seat and the music is vibrating in the ears. The speakers are hooked up inside the truck of the vehicle. One more thing playing the bass at loud pitches can and will destroy the speaker system in time. You can have bass in a car, just like having a stereo system hook-up within the home. If the bass is up to loud with the 'thump-thump' the neighbor in the building with knock loudly on the door to ask you to " turn it down!".

Some people would disagree and others would agree even five minutes of 'boom-boom-boom' , the inner ear still is throbbing from loud bass playing in the vehicle.
If you were at a drive-up window to take an order , loud bass playing, the vehicle rattling ,
the vibration beating against concrete. The driver speaking loudly into a speaker, meanwhile you are trying your best to take the order while gradually getting a headache from the loud noise as

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