Film first offer discount after

Simplicity in sound, Matt Schaeffer and many more do much nicer stuff. Dean and Fernando do very basic installs but they do them technically perfect. How it should be as a professional.

Same. I live local to them but don't think I could afford it. They're on a whole nother level.

Good advice for us all. Can’t enjoy installs we can’t hear.

The frame is fine, or even the body, assuming you've done the big 3 upgrade. There may be a tiny measurable difference in resistance but it surely doesn't matter on these low power installs this shop does. A lot of these systems are under are around 1K watts. I do both because I'm on 5K watts and that's overkill IMO

There is a reason why every manual says “as short as possible ground”

He’s been calling it that for years and probably ain’t gonna change now that it’s so ingrained in him, 😂 LOL

I wanna know too

You will never get an answer in the youtube comment section

Easily more than 5000. Probably quite a bit more, actually.

@ril850 This kind of stuff adds up quicker than most people realize, particularly if you're having it done by a legitimate, professional installer. When I ordered my 2020 F150, I got the cheapest sound system available because I knew eventually I'd be upgrading. The installation should be done this afternoon. The only factory component that wasn't replaced was the sync 3 head unit. Just went with an amp that can process the factory signals properly (JL audio vx1000/5i). Can't wait to hear how it sounds.

I think it is an old episode. They have been stitching these together lately, which I enjoy as I don't have to find the next video in the series.

Active is always better

Es una cortadora láser Glowforge. Usaron acrílico negro de 1/8” (3mm) y mdf de 4mm para hacer la montura de los tweeters.

pink noise and a rta to tune your stereo and you turn the subs up as high as you feel like without clipping of course. Stock stereos are garbage so I wouldn't bother tuning them

That's the way I did my 2008 Subaru Forester.

@@ricardomolina4605 yeah I did the entire interior of my car that way in the back seats also only thing I haven't done like that is the trunk where I only did the floor and the sides I have not removed the carpeting from the trunk lid and applied any of it there but I don't have a vibrating license plate like so many bass heads do so I'm satisfied with it

If you care enough about the sound to ask, it's not going to be good enough for you. You know you're going to end up going aftermarket, so save the money on the factory "premium" stuff. Put the money toward your aftermarket setup. Just from my experience.

I feel like that was a long time. Be nice if they showed elapsed time.

I wish I could fine this kind of job quality here in PR...

@@gabrielrubio7425 pero me imagino cuanto cobrarán por un trabajo así..miles de dólares.

Did you really expect an answer?

You're more than welcome to bring yours in. What do you think, they just pull random cars out of their hats.

Also changed my amp the last one I blew the fuses so I thought everything else was safe but I guess not.

Does your acc wire run thru a connector? If yes, the connector pin may be loose.

@@hifiman4562 I actually found a short with my o2 sensor wire touching the motor and after I fixed that it is now saving memory no more moving my terminals either.

The wiring is part of the display that is why he uses colored heat shrink and wiring

that good but maybe wire like some cable lightining cellphone