San Antonio/Austin

[cdc351jeferson 10+ year member]

Will do. I don't typically take the truck but I'll bring it down sometime for a demo day.

I'd love to go show them what I've done now, Rockford and all. BTW I hug RF come at me bro.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/cool.gif.3bcaf8f141236c00f8044d07150e34f7.gif

yeah i need to go up there havent been in a long time lol . let them sit in my car. RF is cool just not for the price

 

[cdc351jeferson 10+ year member]

dont get me wrong tho the custom sounds here on burnet road in austin does amazing work ALOT of custom stuff. But as you guessed it you pay for it . Thier show room is huge

 

[gckless 5,000+ posts]

dont get me wrong tho the custom sounds here on burnet road in austin does amazing work ALOT of custom stuff. But as you guessed it you pay for it . Thier show room is huge

Are those the guys that have a rep for StarrMountainSound?

 

[cdc351jeferson 10+ year member]

Are those the guys that have a rep for StarrMountainSound?

no

 

[FamousMassacre 10+ year member]

The Custom Sounds in San Antonio I heard was good, but they charge an arm and a leg for everything.

 

[zako 10+ year member]

Stayed in San Antonio last year for work for 4 months. I liked it a lot. It's VERY Mexican... Texas in general is pretty Hispanic but San Antonio took it to another level. I heard a lot of bass pretty much everywhere I went. And my brother in law lives in Austin. I love Austin! Great party scene and cool hippy chicks.

Here is my take on San Antonio vs Austin. They are indeed different.

Austin: very hip. Strong feel of a college town. The night time party scene is very good, specially if you like live rock music. Considered the most liberal big city in Texas. On average, probably more affluent than San Antonio. Aggressive drivers.

San Antonio: old historic downtown with great nightlife and day life, there is a lot to do an see. Number 1 tourist destination in Texas. Nice big walkable downtown, riverwalk, etc. Big Hispanic population. Big military population. Outside of the downtown the city is very sprawled out. While having the 1/10th population of NYC, the city area is bigger than NYC. I certainly don't like this aspect. There are practically no "dangerous" areas. Very HOT and often humid in the summer. Politically speaking, the city is sort of amorphous, neither red nor blue. San Antonio has some of the most passive drivers in the country (see HERE, kind of funny and 100% true)