Sub Box Article
If you're working on your stereo system, you've probably already had all kinds of advice from folks who have no clue about stereo systems. That advice may have covered everything from choosing the brand, subwoofers and even the sub box. But if you really want good advice, you need to talk to the pros.
No, we're not talking about the folks on staff here (though they know their stuff, too!). We're actually talking about other people, just like you, who have worked on stereos, vamped up existing systems, introduced extra components like subwoofers, and figured how to best place sub boxes and speakers. We offer visitors to our site the opportunity to participate in a forum as a means toward discussions, questions and answers. And it's all free.
So what good is this type of communication? While the professionals who know all the ins and outs of stereos, installations and components may very well have all the answers to your questions, they may not always offer the most helpful, practical advice. For example, the pros may forget to tell you about some common mistake people tend to make when installing a particular kind of sub box. If you're talking to other people - just like you - you'll likely find people who have done the installations and can help you avoid some pitfalls.
By the same token, it's a chance for you to tell others about your own experiences. You can share tips and even get help when your project is at an impasse.
Want to talk about sub box placement in classic cars? Introduce the topic or browse the site to see what others have already said on the subject. Maybe you're interested in what others have to say about a particular manufacturer. Any company can buy advertising, but people are often brutally honest on forums of this type.
You'll still have the full support of our professional team as you choose your sub box and all your other stereo needs.
No, we're not talking about the folks on staff here (though they know their stuff, too!). We're actually talking about other people, just like you, who have worked on stereos, vamped up existing systems, introduced extra components like subwoofers, and figured how to best place sub boxes and speakers. We offer visitors to our site the opportunity to participate in a forum as a means toward discussions, questions and answers. And it's all free.
So what good is this type of communication? While the professionals who know all the ins and outs of stereos, installations and components may very well have all the answers to your questions, they may not always offer the most helpful, practical advice. For example, the pros may forget to tell you about some common mistake people tend to make when installing a particular kind of sub box. If you're talking to other people - just like you - you'll likely find people who have done the installations and can help you avoid some pitfalls.
By the same token, it's a chance for you to tell others about your own experiences. You can share tips and even get help when your project is at an impasse.
Want to talk about sub box placement in classic cars? Introduce the topic or browse the site to see what others have already said on the subject. Maybe you're interested in what others have to say about a particular manufacturer. Any company can buy advertising, but people are often brutally honest on forums of this type.
You'll still have the full support of our professional team as you choose your sub box and all your other stereo needs.