preorder incentives

[VisceralSound 10+ year member]

As the title says, what bring you guys to buy a companies preorder of subwoofers, amps etc? Think of it as a brand new company, like say when DC or Sundown came out for example.

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[dirtyunclerandy 10+ year member]

Discounted prices. Free stuff is always good too.

 

[Falcons 5,000+ posts]

jsut the chance to try something new. i would want to run something different other than the sundown, dc, skar bandwagon.

 

[VisceralSound 10+ year member]

Well im currently getting prototypes developed and I was just wondering, maybe ill some a select few get a free pair of 6.5" subwoofers down the line whooooo knows!

 

[pieper88 10+ year member]

Product produced by something who is smarter at audio than I am. IE, not someone who can tell a build house what type of product they want, then the build house designs the product then that person writes a check that doesn't bounce.

 

[VisceralSound 10+ year member]

Product produced by something who is smarter at audio than I am. IE, not someone who can tell a build house what type of product they want, then the build house designs the product then that person writes a check that doesn't bounce.

Smart man, truf!

 

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

1. Don't be related in any way shape or form to any of the people currently blacklisted in the audio world for fukkin people over.

2. Carry a legit product, that is better than at least 50% of the market.

3. Price it to be more than competitive. You have to price it so people want to buy it to try it.

4. When products go south, you better have the bank or products to replace, repair, or refund the customer.

5. Be fast with the service, replies, shipping.

6. Don't B.S. people with outrageous claims on anything. Be absolutely honest and up front.

Follow that and you will do well.

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

Not have a cookie cutter sub like Sundown, OA, Skar, DC, etc.

 

[VisceralSound 10+ year member]

1. Don't be related in any way shape or form to any of the people currently blacklisted in the audio world for fukkin people over.2. Carry a legit product, that is better than at least 50% of the market.

3. Price it to be more than competitive. You have to price it so people want to buy it to try it.

4. When products go south, you better have the bank or products to replace, repair, or refund the customer.

5. Be fast with the service, replies, shipping.

6. Don't B.S. people with outrageous claims on anything. Be absolutely honest and up front.

Follow that and you will do well.

Good, I can do all of the above. And I plan on pricing competitively with quality parts.

 

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

Good, I can do all of the above. And I plan on pricing competitively with quality parts.

I would remove they big boner in your sig then........lol.

 

[pieper88 10+ year member]

I would remove they big boner in your sig then........lol.

That logo gives me a de-rection

 

[Flex68 10+ year member]

Not have a cookie cutter sub like Sundown, OA, Skar, DC, etc.

OK, I'll bite:

Whose do not rate your definition of "cookie cutter?"

I mean, honestly, how long has it been since there has been a "Wow!" moment in car audio?

 

[CHEMMINS 10+ year member]

OK, I'll bite:Whose do not rate your definition of "cookie cutter?"

I mean, honestly, how long has it been since there has been a "Wow!" moment in car audio?

Probably the AA SMD Sig edition subs when they were released.......

 

[whitedragon551 5,000+ posts]

OK, I'll bite:Whose do not rate your definition of "cookie cutter?"

I mean, honestly, how long has it been since there has been a "Wow!" moment in car audio?

I ran a DC sub when I got my first real sub. I sold it a year later and havent run something cookie cutter/forum boner yet. All the cookie cutter subs you can call up a build house and have them build you one with parts off the shelf. You cant do that with Image Dynamics, Adire Audio, etc.

 

[VisceralSound 10+ year member]

I would remove they big boner in your sig then........lol.

On it, just at work