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<blockquote data-quote="daboyfrumdabx" data-source="post: 7239724" data-attributes="member: 617760">From the OP.There are 4 types of people in the audio world from what I gather:-The first type is those who don&#039;t have a clue nor care to have clue and would rather pay someone that does.-The second type are the people who think they have clue, install themselves, and either kill equipment due to clipping and low voltage, set themselves up for a fire, or end up having issues and taking it to a shop to fix their mistakes.-The third type is where I&#039;d classify the OP. Has a clue. At least enough to get the job done, however feels that their time is more valuable and doesn&#039;t/didn&#039;t know that shops can be so clueless.-The forth type are those you find on sites like these. We who know enough about audio and the horror stories that are told and therefore know better than to let someone else touch our rides.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daboyfrumdabx, post: 7239724, member: 617760"] From the OP. There are 4 types of people in the audio world from what I gather: -The first type is those who don't have a clue nor care to have clue and would rather pay someone that does. -The second type are the people who think they have clue, install themselves, and either kill equipment due to clipping and low voltage, set themselves up for a fire, or end up having issues and taking it to a shop to fix their mistakes. -The third type is where I'd classify the OP. Has a clue. At least enough to get the job done, however feels that their time is more valuable and doesn't/didn't know that shops can be so clueless. -The forth type are those you find on sites like these. We who know enough about audio and the horror stories that are told and therefore know better than to let someone else touch our rides. [/QUOTE]

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