Looking for an installer in the GTA that I can exchange services with.
02-13-2005, 11:22 AM
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I am looking for a top-notch installer or audio shop to install my audio system sometime in the summer this year. I am specifically interested in competing in IASCA in the SQ competitions.
Possibly in exchange for some services....
We specialize in web related services - custom website design, website hosting, e-commerce stores etc.
Some recent work we have done :
a. Lexus Parts site – http://www.l-tunedparts.com/
b. Nissan/Infiniti parts site – http://www.mossyperformance.com
c. Dating site – Love in site - http://www.loveinsite.com
d. Toyota Parts Site - http://www.newtoyotaparts.com
e. Scion Parts site - http://www.newscionparts.com
f. One Accord Corp - http://www.oneaccordcorp.com
g. Xtreme Motors Inc. - http://www.xtrememotors.ca
h. The Wellington Maze – http://www.thewellingtonmaz.ca
i. Totally Fit Personal Training Consultants – http://www.tftrainer.com
j. Peter Dale – Lawyer – http://www.peterdale.com
k. Lexus Enthusiast website – http://www.lexusdragon.com
l. Mercedes-Benz Owners club – http://www.mbclubcanada.com
Please hit me up if this interests you. Surely a good installer or audio shop out there can use my services! [img]smile.gif[/img]
[ February 15, 2005, 09:36 AM: Message edited by: SilverGS ]
Possibly in exchange for some services....
We specialize in web related services - custom website design, website hosting, e-commerce stores etc.
Some recent work we have done :
a. Lexus Parts site – http://www.l-tunedparts.com/
b. Nissan/Infiniti parts site – http://www.mossyperformance.com
c. Dating site – Love in site - http://www.loveinsite.com
d. Toyota Parts Site - http://www.newtoyotaparts.com
e. Scion Parts site - http://www.newscionparts.com
f. One Accord Corp - http://www.oneaccordcorp.com
g. Xtreme Motors Inc. - http://www.xtrememotors.ca
h. The Wellington Maze – http://www.thewellingtonmaz.ca
i. Totally Fit Personal Training Consultants – http://www.tftrainer.com
j. Peter Dale – Lawyer – http://www.peterdale.com
k. Lexus Enthusiast website – http://www.lexusdragon.com
l. Mercedes-Benz Owners club – http://www.mbclubcanada.com
Please hit me up if this interests you. Surely a good installer or audio shop out there can use my services! [img]smile.gif[/img]
[ February 15, 2005, 09:36 AM: Message edited by: SilverGS ]
02-15-2005, 04:51 PM
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Hmm I might be upto the task or at least I have a buddy who used to work with me at and audio shop before it went down, he built most of Mike Peckams stereo system in his Buick Regal. The same buick regal that has won the iasca world finals 2 years in a row in SQ. PM me if your interested.
02-16-2005, 07:00 PM
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Originally posted by Thrill_House:
Hmm I might be upto the task or at least I have a buddy who used to work with me at and audio shop before it went down, he built most of Mike Peckams stereo system in his Buick Regal. The same buick regal that has won the iasca world finals 2 years in a row in SQ. PM me if your interested.
Hmm I might be upto the task or at least I have a buddy who used to work with me at and audio shop before it went down, he built most of Mike Peckams stereo system in his Buick Regal. The same buick regal that has won the iasca world finals 2 years in a row in SQ. PM me if your interested.
Sent you a PM!
03-15-2005, 09:32 PM
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I can see you rebuilding within a year.........
not because of the installer quoted above..........but because teh barter system NEVER works when it comes to building an IASCA system.
People have no idea how much work goes into just wiring on a winning vehicle.
not because of the installer quoted above..........but because teh barter system NEVER works when it comes to building an IASCA system.
People have no idea how much work goes into just wiring on a winning vehicle.
03-16-2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally posted by Impala Builder:
I can see you rebuilding within a year.........
not because of the installer quoted above..........but because teh barter system NEVER works when it comes to building an IASCA system.
People have no idea how much work goes into just wiring on a winning vehicle.
I can see you rebuilding within a year.........
not because of the installer quoted above..........but because teh barter system NEVER works when it comes to building an IASCA system.
People have no idea how much work goes into just wiring on a winning vehicle.
Based on previous numbers I saw, this effectively means that I have to cancel this install until I have $5K saved up.
03-17-2005, 06:10 AM
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Originally posted by Dave_MacKinnon:
5K??
Did you plan on competing with all the product still in the shipping cartons?
You'll need to save a lot more than that do IASCA seriously.
5K??
Did you plan on competing with all the product still in the shipping cartons?
You'll need to save a lot more than that do IASCA seriously.
And this is for just the install??? What am I missing here? Why would it be a lot more?
Perhaps I should forget about competing in IASCA and just find a good installer and tuner and get it over with.
03-17-2005, 07:53 AM
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Well, I think that's a bit harsh. Competing in IASCA doesn't necessarily mean you have to unload huge money. IASCA does have entry level classes for newbies that basically introduce you to the competitive side of things. If you find that you are hooked, then you can get into some SERIOUS money to be competitive. And I mean to just be competitive, not to win.
Generally speaking, I would suggest that newbies start with something simple system wise and remember to spend good money on the install and preparation for competing. Go with a two way front end and a sub or two, good amps, good processing and a good source. And then there's al the details in the wiring, sound deadening, little stuff, etc, etc. It doesn't have to be the best of the best out there gear wise since if you have a great installer/tuner, you'd be surprised with the rabbits they can pull out of their azz.
So that being said, if you want to compete, and you're not building/tuning on your own, go out and first find yourself an installer/shop that has the experience in IASCA and that has won in IASCA. Gear shopping first and showing up with a pile of electronics in hopes of assembling a winning system is not going to get you anywhere in a productive and efficient way. It will also likely end up costing you more as well.
Generally speaking, I would suggest that newbies start with something simple system wise and remember to spend good money on the install and preparation for competing. Go with a two way front end and a sub or two, good amps, good processing and a good source. And then there's al the details in the wiring, sound deadening, little stuff, etc, etc. It doesn't have to be the best of the best out there gear wise since if you have a great installer/tuner, you'd be surprised with the rabbits they can pull out of their azz.
So that being said, if you want to compete, and you're not building/tuning on your own, go out and first find yourself an installer/shop that has the experience in IASCA and that has won in IASCA. Gear shopping first and showing up with a pile of electronics in hopes of assembling a winning system is not going to get you anywhere in a productive and efficient way. It will also likely end up costing you more as well.
