It's basically for the people who work around their truck like some construction crews and a lot for tailgating. Parking some where with a group of people like on the beachbeach out by the lake. Not really my thing but I know some people who would lovelove itit.

It was worth it just for that commercial, loved it

Lol! My brother was invited to a redneck wedding several years ago. The couple had the wedding at a local park. The wedding music came from speakers in the back of the guy's truck.

It also comes in handy at the beach or at an outdoor movie theater.

Oh, sure--all of those things make sense. I've been living out in the country for 40 years, but I guess that's not long enough. :-)

All I could think of was people riding around with their kids in the truck bed. I see that all too often.

Thanks!

Camping, working in the garage/yard.... I had loose speakers behind the seat that I'd put through the sliding windows so they'd be more easily heard in back.

I can just see the inconsiderate people with their loud music blaring in an otherwise quiet neighborhood!

Also for tailgating parties and handy at drive in movies. Lots of people sit in the bed of the truck at the movies on warm summer nights.

Stacking firewood for 2 hours. Gardening. Washing and waxing the truck. If I'm listening to something when I drive home and stop to get the mail, it never fails that it's right during an interesting part of a program. I crank it up and put down the window when I get out to walk back to the mailbox.

What happened to an iPod and headphones and not annoying everyone else around you who doesn't like Death Metal?

With a truck like that, I am really picturing farmers and ranchers working on their fences and stacking haybales or feeding their cows, etc. The farmers around here are out in their fields all the time, for hours at a time, sometimes days. They wouldn't be bothering a single person. Of course, they probably wouldn't spring for a nice new truck like this either, so I guess the whole thing is moot. Ha.

There was a time in my life I would have loved this idea. Not so much now. I have my iPod available at all times although 99% of the time I'm listening to one of many audiobooks instead of music.

I tuck it into the wide strap of my sports bra up close to my shoulder, and don't even have to use ear buds. I hear it just fine on a normal/low sound setting, with good sound quality. Mobile hands-free entertainment while I buzz around the house doing all those mindless tasks that seem to fill my days.