Learn to Install Car Audio and Security

Posted in Sports & Recreation on the 14 July 2007

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A professional installer teaches you to install your own radios, amplifiers, speakers, alarms, and build subwoofer enlosures. Continue here ...

 

10 Responses

1. Orion said,
   
   

   on 24 June 2008 at 15:31

   Security Systems: an ounce of prevention WWW.INSTALL-INFO.COM

2. Immanuel said,
   
   

   on 2 January 2008 at 03:34

   Subwoofers: getting to the bottom managing, you name it. I have been certified by the MECP (Mobile Electronics Certification Program) as both a "Product Specialist" and "Installer First Class". My years of experience can help you save money by doing your own installs and by being a smarter shopper. By doing your own installs, you could save $30, $40, even $50 dollars an hour on labor charges! And save more on purchases!

3. Cooper said,
   
   

   on 11 October 2007 at 14:33

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4. Kelvin said,
   
   

   on 23 August 2007 at 22:14

   Even after all of my years in the car audio industry, it still amazes me to see so many people being given bad information or doing their own installs wrong. I talk to people everyday that have gotten their information from (obviously) the wrong sources; people who don't fuse their power wires, build leaky boxes, and have a mess of wires running through their trunk. Not only do these installs Head Units: the signal source

5. Ingrid said,
   
   

   on 3 August 2007 at 16:23

   Speakers: it's in the details Learn to design and install your own car audio and security systems!

6. Braelyn said,
   
   

   on 23 July 2007 at 21:44

   sound bad and look bad, but they can be dangerous and will often damage your equipment. If you want to learn to install like a professional, you've got to learn from one! info@install-info.com

7. Lillie said,
   
   

   on 20 July 2007 at 03:02

   Amplifiers: the power behind the music Have you been searching all over the internet for good, useful information on car audio and car security systems, only to not find what you're looking for? That's because a lot of the 'helpful' car audio sites are not written by professional installers... but you've come to the right place. My name is Dave, and I have over 12 years experience in the car audio industry -selling, installing,

8. Gaige said,
   
   

   on 18 July 2007 at 09:02

   Security Systems: an ounce of prevention WWW.INSTALL-INFO.COM

9. Brendan said,
   
   

   on 17 July 2007 at 04:29

   Subwoofers: getting to the bottom managing, you name it. I have been certified by the MECP (Mobile Electronics Certification Program) as both a "Product Specialist" and "Installer First Class". My years of experience can help you save money by doing your own installs and by being a smarter shopper. By doing your own installs, you could save $30, $40, even $50 dollars an hour on labor charges! And save more on purchases!