Joeym4692

Really great add!! I'll be spending some time here no doubt

Have you spoke with anyone to see about making an aftermarket alt for your car?

It looks nice I won't lie, but nothing I would ever buy, There going to overcharge you for that no doubt!. I mean look at a new car with a 10 inch woofer in the trunk added, that right there is around a $500 option, so imagine what that would be!

I havn't heard anything bad about them, some people have been saying that certain models put out about there rated power. Thats just what people are saying.

Damn! Very Nice!!

Wow, thats pretty impressive!!

wow, love the argument that is going on in the comments

Damn, wish I could have a demo of that thing!

I use to be but I've been short on time to watch it, So now I need to catch up!

Not too bad, I got all Lanzar in my trunk right now, but one day I would like to upgrade

Dang!! Nice!

I've had JL at one point as well, but I'll prolly never go back

sorry for the random?? but what program do you use to make designs like that?

subscribed!!

Is there anyway to get a sample piece or anything of the Damplifier? Never used it or have seen any vehicles with it other then on the internet.

Red I like your thinking with that one

My trunk rattles quite a bit and its annoying after a while to hear on the inside, so just to eliminate rattles would be nice

I was wondering if its really worth the extra cash for Dampliier Pro or should I just get Damplifier for my trunk?

See I would go to class for all the above which should help me out overall with many things so not only just audio buy alarm systems and interior work possibly as well Well get a 100,000$ loan buy a bunch of equiptment..open up ur ownn shop. Im pretty sure ur not the only gangbanger in the hood who likes the boom. Remember .if you build it they will come That is what I thought as well but most people around here in town that even have a system are running 1200 watt max amps with something like 2 12" Dual's or Xplods and things of that nature. Very few handful of people have decent systems around here

Well, with MT2, you learn your fundamentals, then installation, automotive security, mobile video, navigation systems, box building, fabrication, and another course they run that I was thinking about is custom interior and upholstery but I've never done anything with fabrics and that nature, but the experience can never hurt. But would all of that help with trying to make a business and living with being an installer?

So in other words this wouldn't be anything to pursue as a career? I would really like to have one day opened a smaller shop and do work like this as a career and make a living off of it but from the sounds of it I might not go towards it.

Ok, so not too bad for starting out then. I'm guessing after you have been at it for a while and know what your doing those numbers could jump a bit, correct?

Could you shoot me a rough estimate of round about what you could make? See the one thing that sucks about where I live is there are no places that do this around me except for the Best Buy that's 45 min away. So I would probably need to either relocate or give it a go around here