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sinister audio
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High Society
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Yep, I have a buddy who is gettin into it in geeorga :) so I'll probably mail one to him. He never uses a computer so it would be point less to email it to him.Really? cool
It needs to be updated though. I'm sure there is more to put on there.
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veggie-man
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dude although i'm sure that is nothing new for a real installer but i though that had some nice pointers in it... i'm sure that would help alot of peopleWilliam from NOLA wrote:I made this 2 years ago which might help an installer if they don't know a lot.
http://68.11.106.238:22300/cac/caraudiodiytips.htm
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sinister audio
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audiobass10
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Ask him about Ohm's law and some questions about box calculations. He should atleast know how to convert inches to Cubic Feet (LxWxH/1728). He should know how to wire series, parallel and series/parallel. Hopefully you can get someone who has experience in installing alarms, because that could gain you some major profit. Of course, if you can get someone who can install alarms and tint windows...ur golden.


