Worlocked
What a load of crap, Forza, Shift and DIRT sound fine on TV speakers, and expensive equipment can't fix corvettes sounding like 6 cylinders in GT5... I know because I often wear a pair of $300 Sennheiser closed air headphones at night.
FYI, some of us live in duplexes or apartments with bitchy neighbors, so come on down off that 5.1 high horse of yours, it's not always an option.
That's all well and good (although, your attitude is questionable), but he was talking about a specific sound problem "buzzing", which can very well be caused by very small cheap TV speakers, especially if it's an older somewhat worn out set.
He could have worded it a bit better. Nonetheless, your biting response was not warranted.
Yeah, because an '11 5.0 gt is faster 'round a track than an M3, or a boss 302 can beat a V10 R8 around laguna seca, or the fr500c beat BMW/Ferrari/Porsche@ the Koni challenge for 3 years so bad they had to ballast it. Clearly it's a boat on wheels. lol... The world of motoring via Jeremy Clarkson != reality.
I don't care how fast the 2011 GT is, or what a Boss 302 is capable of. It's irrelevant. The Mustangs
I have owned did not handle or sound particularly pleasant despite being in very good knick. The handling issues are well documented in almost any review you can point at (in regards to my 2009), and of course older Muscle cars (like my '65) are well known for being good in a straight line, and not much else. The newer models might indeed be leaps and bounds over them, but most reviews I have seen still complain about the handling problems of most Mustangs in the lineup.
I just don't like them. No reason for you to get in a twist.
My experiences with "Stangs" have left me cold on the model. It doesn't help that I'm not terribly (nor have ever been) enthused by the aesthetics of any Mustang.
That clearly sounds tractor-like, delphic. Did you ever try out the accelerator? It makes it sound better.
I hear a lot of terrible music and wind noise, mostly.
However, My GT did sound half decent at really high RPM's, but at low rev's it sounded terrible. My friends V6 Stang (same year) was the opposite. I don't like the sound of Mustang V8's at anything other than extremely high rev's. Just not my cup of tea.
There was nothing about that 2009 that I liked. It was poorly put together (I bought it new), cheap interior, handling was shockingly bad...... I could go on.
On an unrelated note, I suggest you cool down and stop getting overly excited by every other post. Nobody is attacking you. Wild attitudes don't last long around here.
