It's not hard to find qualified people. We have photos of all our work and we also take photos of all our clients builds. We go over it all with the client so they see what the inner workings of their build. It would absolutely not hard to have known this shops quality of work unless you were completely oblivious or one of those "how cheap can you guys do it for".
Love you guys! Thank yall for what yall do. I learn so much and am grateful! Love how honest yall are. As close as I can get to circuit city, thanks for the trip!
I like the live format . You're 911s are like Just Rolled In , except the customer DIDNT decline the repairs . At least no wire nuts and spray foam on this one .
While I know it's a hassle for you, for some reason we like to see a before and.after with the 911's. Shows us a bad install and a great install afterwards.
absolutely love this, starting my tacoma project wednesday and friday. cause its going to be 70s and sunny. and my antenna only gives 1 station and not very well plus changing out usb and the like.
As a mechanic my antenna has come out a bunch. My literal current daily driver has no radio because the antenna has fallen out. I wish I would have taped it. Also as a mechanic we have seen "too much" happen and everything needs protection. I use heat shrink personally though.
As much as it sucks maybe the customers need to put these hack shops on blast to let others know how dangerous their work is and get qualified people like you with a passion to do the job that was paid for ...
It should pull right off unless they put silicone under it which you don't need to. It's the sticky stuff so if it's cool heating it would help soften it. If it's a warm place you should be able to pull it off. It might get messy but that won't take paint off. I just put some deadening on two cars but only inside the skin of the doors. You don't need to get every inch like some people like to do.
utterly disgusting... what ever happened to taking your pride in your work... i've done some janky stuff but it was on my on vehicle with my own gear...
! It Might Suck to be the Guy Fixing these problems but you can't Fault some install shops because when you quote a price and time for the Propper install, the Customer Generally says they know someone who can do it cheaper and so "Well Go There then " and that's what you end up with!
Somewhere, someone is really proud of themselves for doing this install. I hope they watch this video, and change careers.
This is why I chose to do my car audio myself. Also after watching a bunch of Dean's videos.
It's not hard to find qualified people. We have photos of all our work and we also take photos of all our clients builds. We go over it all with the client so they see what the inner workings of their build. It would absolutely not hard to have known this shops quality of work unless you were completely oblivious or one of those "how cheap can you guys do it for".
The reason why I been doing car audio its because its not just a job or a hobby its a passion you get pushed into it and make it your lifestyle.
Love you guys! Thank yall for what yall do. I learn so much and am grateful! Love how honest yall are.
As close as I can get to circuit city, thanks for the trip!
I like the live format .
You're 911s are like Just Rolled In , except the customer DIDNT decline the repairs .
At least no wire nuts and spray foam on this one .
This looks like an install i did back in the early 90's when I like 10 yrs old...
For real.
I do like that. Videos like this helps people. Also I like the old school war horse amp. Haven't seen those in years.
I'm in Georgia and my tundra honestly might be on here next
Missed 911, also loving this live🇿🇦
I do like this format. Full on videos are great but this is good too.
CCA is easy to tell from a fresh cut cross section as well besides the weight. Will just be silver instead of darker like pure copper.
Wow that tweeter! New use for Dynamat!
While I know it's a hassle for you, for some reason we like to see a before and.after with the 911's.
Shows us a bad install and a great install afterwards.
absolutely love this, starting my tacoma project wednesday and friday. cause its going to be 70s and sunny. and my antenna only gives 1 station and not very well plus changing out usb and the like.
I'm liking this live thing. Gives you a break to regroup 😆
As a mechanic my antenna has come out a bunch. My literal current daily driver has no radio because the antenna has fallen out. I wish I would have taped it. Also as a mechanic we have seen "too much" happen and everything needs protection. I use heat shrink personally though.
I finally found a Tundra stereo install worse than mine. 😂
As much as it sucks maybe the customers need to put these hack shops on blast to let others know how dangerous their work is and get qualified people like you with a passion to do the job that was paid for ...
Yes I like the live 911
Undo the schmoo. Sometimes it takes longer to clean up and scrape off the spooge than it does to actually do the install.😅
you get a discount for the 3 screw option?
Interested to see what you do with the dash locations
Was this SOUND OBSESSION IN LLOYDMINISTER ALBERTA CANADA?😂😂😂😂😂
I always throw a non-adhesive heat shrink on the back up camera inputs. But antennas.....no.
Any clue where to get the brackets to move the seat forward
90 million drywall screw have been used in installer bays, right?
Sell the customer a high $ focal set, don't bother with off-the-shelf mounting brackets. Who needs those things?
How do you remove that sticky adhesive that comes from the sound deadner? Without taking paint off?
It should pull right off unless they put silicone under it which you don't need to. It's the sticky stuff so if it's cool heating it would help soften it. If it's a warm place you should be able to pull it off. It might get messy but that won't take paint off. I just put some deadening on two cars but only inside the skin of the doors. You don't need to get every inch like some people like to do.
@@myshots101 if there’s residue of the sticky black stuff what works best to get that off? It got on the door below panel and on door sill
@@webcrawler3332 I found that wipes work well. I just happened to use some huggies I found around the house.
@@myshots101 thanks, will try that
Bad installers bad.. I know you will rescue this one. Those guys should just install sound deadener, seems that's the only part installed good enuf
Why don’t you answer the phone or return calls?
Thats overwhelming
And that install is why we can't have nice things
Siliconed the crossovers is weird and a poor idea. That battery...
Who ever did this instal should be ashamed all the expensive gear and such a janky instal.. that’s why I do my own.
I know you won't say who did this mess, but just a hint???
Poor K2's. K2's get beaten like a red headed step- child...
SShity way of mounting crossovers and battery.most of the time i fix a car audio install has no ring terminals,tape everywhere no heat shrink.
utterly disgusting... what ever happened to taking your pride in your work... i've done some janky stuff but it was on my on vehicle with my own gear...
Absolute disgusting mess.... I wouldn't even do that when I was like 16 and installing gear
! It Might Suck to be the Guy Fixing these problems but you can't Fault some install shops because when you quote a price and time for the Propper install, the Customer Generally says they know someone who can do it cheaper and so "Well Go There then " and that's what you end up with!
Thats a shame you buy good speakers do only get them glued .
This install seems to be much more a lack of knowledge and ability than a lack of effort.