I thought that was implied, but I guess I should have drawn it out in a big red crayon.

Usually it's an IASCA judge that does the RTAing is it not?

Then I guess it wouldn't be the judge that likes to see it, it's you, the competitor. Excuse me, I should have said that from the begining.
Pardon me for not saying what I meant to say, I'm so f***ing sorry, if I confused half the people here that couldn't figure it out for themsleves. Not trying to be ignorant towards you in particular Chris, sorry if I come off that way.

 

Hey, I don't have any hard feeling towards Tim because of that discussion. He's still an expert in my eyes. Much more educated than I am in car audio, and I'll be the first to admit it. The only reason the thread got shut down was because some a-hole came on and started yapping about people need to watch their mouths and watch who they talk to. Who the hell are you?!!? He wanted to fight, I told him I would.....then the thread got shut down. That's all I'd gladly discuss it again if I knew it wouldn't turn into a playground fight.

 

Folks, I'm thinking we lost a potential forum member here.

NOBODY replied to the poster's questions.

Once again. Does anybody know of a good shop in Toronto to help poor Yan out?

 

I don't know of any shops in Toronto that have an RTA. Then again, I don't go to any shops in Toronto...Where's 20Hz? I KNOW they have one..I think there in Kitchener though.

 

Audio Illusions in Oakville is your best bet.

 

Kennedy Hi-Fi in Scarbough have built and won many IASCA SQ cars that have won finals.

 

Com'on. You know better. It's useful for finding errors that you may not hear. But you need to tune to ear.

 

Com'on. You know better. It's useful for finding errors that you may not hear. But you need to tune to ear. </font>[/QUOTE]If you can't hear them then why would you need to correct them ?

 

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