Custom AV At CES Seen On CNBC

[wanna_hAVe_fun]

Did anyone see the white AV that was featured today on CNBC, they were using it to show off some of the new audio and video systems you can add to cars and trucks.

They had 3, 1000 watt chrome amps in the bed with strobes and 2 video monitors in the back of the front headrests, under the back seat they showed a playstation 2, a DVD/CD player and a "music keg" that they said holds 1000 songs, i'm guessing MP3's. They had the tailgate down to show off the 3 amps and it looked as if the speaker cabnet took up half of the bed. It was a $6500 system.

Would be cool if any vegas members could get pics, they had the truck outside for the interview.

They didnt show the whole truck but you could see that the hardtop, sails and storage boxes on the rear fenders were painted white to match the truck and it looked very clean.

 

[bjkirk]

Bikeymoy is at the CES show right now. Maybe he can post some pictures of this for us. If I can figure out how to send him a link to this Post I will.

 

[bjkirk]

OK easy enough to send to him. Just used the send topic macro below. Please send us pictures of this AV Mike.

 

[wanna_hAVe_fun]

cool bjkirk that would be great.

I just happend to be flipping channels this afternoon and saw it, wish i had been online i could have captured a few pics myself to post.

 

[wanna_hAVe_fun]

OK easy enough to send to him. Just used the send topic macro below. Please send us pictures of this AV Mike.

Couldn't find anything about it on the CNBC or CES sites but i remember the Amps were from a company called Xtreme and i think they are the ones that sponcered or built the system in the truck so it maybe found at their booth.

 

[MrFish]

The ''keg" was likely the Kenwood Music Keg, or Phatbox from Phatnoise. I've had the Kenwood in my truck for some time and love it. The base 10gb model will hold well over 1,000 MP3's, WMA's, FLAC's, or many hours of Audible books.