This has been happening to me alot lately, and I was curious to see if anyone else does this. When i get in my S to drive, I don't turn on my music till i'm about half way where im going. Our engine is music enough to my ears. The strung out high revs are almost as much entertainment as some of my favorite rock albums. The crazy part, is that I don't even realize I have no music on. And then when I do realize it, I usually turn it on. I'm bringing this up cause i just got home from getting a midnight snack and realized (on my drive) how often I drive with no music. I don't even have any engine mods yet, in 2 more years when I'm done paying my S off I'm going turbo. Then I'm sure i'll never have the music on.

 

dude your weird!!!

 

ditto, I only turn on music when stuck in traffic.

 

Thanks for the input, and your useless opinion.

 

Iv'e seen the thread on your build..i'd deff never have the music on.

 

S2000's come with a sound system?!

 

music always on for me, unless i am driving after doing mod/looking for weird noise.


music upgrade is a must for this little honda

 

Of course it has a sound system - 2.0L, 9K redline in real-life surround sound. I also find that I'm about halfway to wherever I'm going before I remember that I upgraded the stereo so I could listen to music. On the other hand, there are times when I have the stereo on and then turn it off, just to enjoy the sound of the car. Wierd?

 

Took out an aftermarket alarm system the first week i bought the car, went a little over a month before I went and got the radio reset code (previous owner didn't write it down anywhere) Still hardly use the radio since it's only a regular cd player (I'm use to the mp3 cd player + 1000watt sytem I had in my last 3 cars)

 

In the 2+ years we've had our S, I've only driven it with the top up maybe 5 times. "Top always down club" for sure
During Winter storage I always remove the battery and this year never even bothered to reset the radio code, because I only thought about not having tunes a couple times.

The S2000 makes its own music
Brian