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but a interior stereo setup will never match the intensity of a well setup car stereo.
You're telling me that a car stereo can "out-intensify" a home setup?? I beg to differ. 
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this is something i know not much about.. but, i would almost agree with inane.. i have been in some cars and trucks that were sooo intensily loud that it actually made me dizzy.. i would guess it has to do with the confined space, or that the speakers are much closer to your ears than when sitting across the living room from your home speakers. either way, i have yet to hear or experience a home system that came close to the sheer LOUDNESS that i have heard from some car systems.
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OK. Point taken. But I guess the idea with those ridiculousy loud/bassy car systems is not so much the enjoyment of the car's passengers, but the "enjoyment" of everyone on the friggin' block. 
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I dunno, if you went at a home system in the same manner that people go at car systems designed for that purpose, I think you could probably produce something comparable, if not bigger.
In terms of fidelity, give me a home system any day.
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In terms of fidelity, give me a home system any day
no doubt on that.. i believe the term used was "intensity".. i took that to mean VOLUME or LOUDNESS.. which, in my experince, car stereos have been much louder.. but, if we mean 'clarity', then i would also have to go with a good home system.
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Intensity is not always a desirable characteristic. I mean, given the choice between a piece of poo and a piece of chocolate, I'd say the poo would taste more intense, even though I'd much prefer the chocolate.
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i think that depends if the poo had peanuts in it?? 
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I chew my food, so any "passed material" is usually unidentifiable.
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OK...this confirms it....you guys are sick.
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Actually, the appearance of one's stool is a good indicator of general health. It's not a bad idea to check every once in a while. And that's straight from the doctor's mouth. 
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