zack74562 Posted July 31, 2009 Report Posted July 31, 2009 today i'm gonna have to audio shop connect my sound system for me. i'm not going to do it because i have no idea on what to do. i've never done any wiring up stuff before or taking apart the car. i'm having second thoughts of not having them do it because if i give them my amp, subs, and components . they might switch one of there used up ones with mines. what do you think, where should i start? i was thinking since i'm leaving my car at there shop for ike two days and half when my car is about ready i should have them leave the door pannels out so that i could see them. can you watch them as they install your car? this shop that i'm going to did some nice installations i saw it on there website and that's what made me wanna go through them. do you think i should mark all my stuff up like ingraving something on the amps subs and components.?
cvxsmitty58 Posted July 31, 2009 Report Posted July 31, 2009 naa man they aint there to screw ya....they want to get it done and get on with the next car.....youll be fine......plus if they fuck up your shit its on them.......
enemyofsilence Posted July 31, 2009 Report Posted July 31, 2009 imo you should do some research and learn and do it yourself. not to sound like a dick, but if you learn and do it, you get the satisfaction of being able to do it yourself. thats whats great about car audio. all the trial and error you learn from doing it and once it works, then you give yourself a pat in the back. if something happens in your car and you need to fixit, then you wont know what to do cause you never learned. if you have any questions, ask away. there are many people here that have much experience with car audio and are willing to help you out. /rant Team Bass-Hz
cvxsmitty58 Posted July 31, 2009 Report Posted July 31, 2009 chances are almost everyone on this forum does their own install, and many install professionally. If you ask questions on here, you're not gonna get a bs response
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