What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Today I am searching for the best sound for a Bluetooth speaker for my 2005. The highly recommended Jabra Stinks: the sound quality is bad to awful. Suggestions welcome!

 

Ordered some red Plasti Dip from Amazon just now. Stay tuned.

 

JBL & BOSE are both excellent !!! Wait for Black Friday on Amazon thiugh.

 

AHHHHHHH YYYYEEEEAAAAA BOOOOOOIIIII

 

Very nice

 

what is this? never heard of doing it

 

Haha yeah that's where it stays. It helps me not to forget to bring it on missions!!

 

Ok guys, after a few hours and a great helping hand I am looking at this....

I am parked perpendicular to my garage maybe 5-6 feet away from the door:


And this is what the cut off looks like...



Am I good to go ahead and start tacking the bowls and projectors with jb weld or is there more adjustment needed before "lock them down"?

 

Tried taking a picture like that of my truck and couldn't get the exposure correct. I'm using a Canon 90D.

 

Even though they’re fairly simple, those aren’t really bad prices for this imo. I bet if he had some custom 3D printed cable cover for them he’d do even better, I think it’s a pretty nice design.

 

I've got the sdhq ones, but it doesn't quite work for me on the + side. I ordered one of these and am going to heat some kydex and form/trim to make a neat cover for it. Simple-ish

 

started the relocation of the battery. Then I will fix the wheel well a bit later

 

Cell phone.

 

Soundcore for best bang for buck. I recommend the motionboom

 

Depends on the driving conditions. Windows down, 60+, it's going to be drowned out pretty quickly. It also doesn't do much for itself over 80% volume, even with a tweaked EQ. Windows up, though, it will perform fantastically. There's always a bit of "what's the situation" in recommendations I give now.

 

Wait this is to use in a vehicle?? Why would the choice be a battery powered Bluetooth speaker in the first place?

 

This isn't my picture but I do take photos quite a bit haha Try setting your aperture as low as possible (letting more light in and getting a shallow depth of field) and then depending on how dark your scene is adjust your shutter speed/ISO. Sometimes using a higher mm lens helps as well and shooting from a bit farther away to give the background more bokeh

 

Love the bokeh! Yeah getting some separation between the subject and background will help get that effect. Lens selection too.

 

I haven't tried it yet, but this is used to reset/relearn idle after a battery disconnect or battery replacement. Can also be used to fix a rough idle.

 

Even with my cell phone I couldn't get a decent picture.
I guess more trial and error is in order.