pitbull12888
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well if there noobs and have no idea wut there talkin about .. jl is the shi*...they dont know any better , i use to think it was the shi* myself a couple yrs ago till i opened my eyes and started lookin into car audio more
I love hearing all these people talk about JL being "overpriced".It really makes me //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif
Here's a news flash.They may or may not be "overpriced" but people are willing to pay for it.So, if you could make a lot of money, would you?Yes, you'd be cashing in on every penny you can make. THEY ARE A BUSINESS! They sell products, they make money.You also have to consider, they have a lot more than 3 people working for them.Bigger facility, more advertising, custom tooling, more employees, and they offer a VERY wide selection of subs. amps, and speakers.Not to mention they have their home audio products now. All of this costs MONEY. Of course they have to have higher prices, or they'd go bankrupt. Point is, they have no problem moving their product at the current prices, so they will stay there.For whatever reason, if people are buying for the JL name or they truly like the product.
Comparing JL to "y" internet brand is like comparing a huge, fancy resturant that offers many types of food to a little resturant on the corner with bars in the windows that doesn't have many offerings.Yes, the cheapy on the corner will be of course, cheaper.Yeah, the food might be better for the price.But that is their main focus.They also have less employees, lower food costs, and less rent/utilities.This does not mean the large resturant will not/should not get any business.People pay for what they want.
So, kwitcher*****en and either fork up the cash to buy JL products, or stop bashing them because you can't afford them.No I'm not a JL fanboy, but you have to look at both sides here.Most of you just repeat the same old "it's overpriced" ********.
Did you even read my ****ing post?and yes jl is overpriced, but its all realative to what people are willing ot pay...same goes for brax, dls and other higher end manufacturers....
I was quting for the subs then posting my opinion...it just happened to be the same as yours..I was agreeing with you...dikk...i just didnt say "I agree with mountaineer...." Do you have sand in your ****** mounteneer???Did you even read my ****ing post?
God **** there are some stupid mother ****ers on this board.
Let me stop you right there to insert a bit of novice economical analysis here...I love hearing all these people talk about JL being "overpriced".It really makes me //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif
Here's a news flash.They may or may not be "overpriced" but people are willing to pay for it.So, if you could make a lot of money, would you?Yes, you'd be cashing in on every penny you can make. THEY ARE A BUSINESS! They sell products, they make money.You also have to consider, they have a lot more than 3 people working for them.Bigger facility, more advertising, custom tooling, more employees, and they offer a VERY wide selection of subs. amps, and speakers.Not to mention they have their home audio products now. All of this costs MONEY. Of course they have to have higher prices, or they'd go bankrupt.
Agreed.Point is, they have no problem moving their product at the current prices, so they will stay there.For whatever reason, if people are buying for the JL name or they truly like the product.
I think that's a bit of an oversimplified analogy //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gifComparing JL to "y" internet brand is like comparing a huge, fancy resturant that offers many types of food to a little resturant on the corner with bars in the windows that doesn't have many offerings.Yes, the cheapy on the corner will be of course, cheaper.Yeah, the food might be better for the price.But that is their main focus.They also have less employees, lower food costs, and less rent/utilities.This does not mean the large resturant will not/should not get any business.People pay for what they want.
The decision to buy other-than-JL-products isn't nearly as often motivated by the inability to afford them but rather the ability to get as good (if not better) performance elsewhere for a lesser investment. I'm in the same camp as those who find JL overhyped and overpriced but I'd be willing to wager that's in large part to your average JL enthusiast's (no, azbass, I do not include you and your uber-sexy black amps in this group) attitude that JL is the Be All, End All of aftermarket car audio.Are they good?So, kwitcher*****en and either fork up the cash to buy JL products, or stop bashing them because you can't afford them.No I'm not a JL fanboy, but you have to look at both sides here.
I was quting for the subs then posting my opinion...it just happened to be the same as yours..I was agreeing with you...dikk...i just didnt say "I agree with mountaineer...." Do you have sand in your ****** mounteneer???
Let me stop you right there to insert a bit of novice economical analysis here...
Going by that same logic we'll use Toyota for an example.
DEFINITELY Toyota has more than 3 employees.
They have more than just a few facilities in multiple countries spanning the entire globe.
Their advertising department stays pretty busy as Toyota seemingly enjoys keeping their brand recognition pretty high...
And, like JL, Toyota offers a pretty varied lineup of products ranging from subcompact cars to luxury SUVs all the way up to Formula 1 racing research, development, and participation!
With all that in mind should Toyota increase the MSRP on the Corolla to around $40K? I mean - inarguably it's a big seller for them or else the Corolla would have never earned the Guiness Book Of World Record's designation as the most prolific car ever produced. In almost every country in the world whose inhabitants drive at all there are Toyota Corollas to be found being driven. (that isn't even counting the cars that were mechanically Corollas but sold under another manufacturer's nameplate such as the Chevy Novas from the 80s and the Geo/Chevy Prizms from the '90s and early '00s)
Just something to think about...
Agreed.
I think that's a bit of an oversimplified analogy //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif
The decision to buy other-than-JL-products isn't nearly as often motivated by the inability to afford them but rather the ability to get as good (if not better) performance elsewhere for a lesser investment. I'm in the same camp as those who find JL overhyped and overpriced but I'd be willing to wager that's in large part to your average JL enthusiast's (no, azbass, I do not include you and your uber-sexy black amps in this group) attitude that JL is the Be All, End All of aftermarket car audio.
Are they good?
Of course! It would be silly to say otherwise.
Are they the "OMFG BESTEST EVARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" ??
Not to me.