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Originally Posted by Crasher
The OP is certainly free to do as he likes, but I don't understand the purpose of installing a 10K sound system in a motorhome unless you really love loud music and the intent is to always boondock away from other RVers. The RV parks we have been in are quiet places to relax and enjoy the experience. Most would not allow loud music, loud dogs or loud anything. Just wondering???
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I am sure I don't see the point in many things that you do.
That doesn't make my fun stuff or your fun stuff any more or less valid.
I bought this RV to use one time per year. Burning Man..
There, it makes total sense and is in fact, received my more openly than would correctly assume it would be at a KOA or near a stream.
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Originally Posted by dan-nickie
I guess you're not familiar with the Burning Man festival?
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Many people are not.
Once they look it up, they are either intrigued or repulsed. Excited or judgmental. Very few middle ground people when it comes to the burn..
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Originally Posted by Dav L
I am thinking that Burner uses the beefy audio system while driving, not just while camping. That's why it's on the 12 volt side.
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Sometimes, yes, but mostly it is for when we host parties at burning man when we want a break from the dust or heat, or when I am simply cleaning things out and clearing the clutter. Loud fast music is very motivating when it comes to chores!
We honestly never really play it that loud.
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I crank up my RV sound system when I am at the house parked. While working around the barn. That's why I live in the woods so my choices don't affect others. Just because you have the system that can, doesn't mean you have to crank it up and annoy neighbors. A 10 watt system can make a lot of noise, plenty enough to wake the neighbors if that's what the person turning the volume knob wants to do.
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Originally Posted by dan-nickie
Again, look up Burning Man festival.
He has stated in another post that he participates in the festival.
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