Big Thanks to Acree
07-12-2006, 09:24 PM
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Big Thanks to Acree
I nominate Acree as Z-God. this is why..
he brought music into my z.
i gave him offerings of whataburger ,chick-fil-a , and ozarka.
after 17 hours+ install time, everything was perfectly done. he did it all in the texas heat and were surrounded by freakin cicadas. The hardware andrew installed were:
hu- Pioneer Premier DEH-P880PRS
front speakers: JL XR-650CSi
rear speakers: JL XR-650CXi
multi chan. amp: JL 300/4
sub amp: kicker XS50 amp
subs: 2 10" kicker L7
cap: alumapro 15 farad
even though it took a lot of patience from andrew, he did an outstanding job. i'm grateful that he did the install and that i didn't use someone else because they sure would sure screw up. He knew everything about the interior of the Z, he takes them off like lego pieces...i was amaze how fast he did it though.
My Z was very non-mod friendly...it ate up 3 fuses, 2 or 3 drill bits, snapped a bolt, and a lot of other stuff that i can't remeber. but either way Acree always found another way to go over those obstacles.
in the end my system was really loud and a great sounding product thanks to andrew.
i'm sorry i can't show off my system since almost everything was stealth install+security issues, so there's no point in showing it online it basically looks stock but it's defintely not.
he brought music into my z.
i gave him offerings of whataburger ,chick-fil-a , and ozarka.
after 17 hours+ install time, everything was perfectly done. he did it all in the texas heat and were surrounded by freakin cicadas. The hardware andrew installed were:
hu- Pioneer Premier DEH-P880PRS
front speakers: JL XR-650CSi
rear speakers: JL XR-650CXi
multi chan. amp: JL 300/4
sub amp: kicker XS50 amp
subs: 2 10" kicker L7
cap: alumapro 15 farad
even though it took a lot of patience from andrew, he did an outstanding job. i'm grateful that he did the install and that i didn't use someone else because they sure would sure screw up. He knew everything about the interior of the Z, he takes them off like lego pieces...i was amaze how fast he did it though.
My Z was very non-mod friendly...it ate up 3 fuses, 2 or 3 drill bits, snapped a bolt, and a lot of other stuff that i can't remeber. but either way Acree always found another way to go over those obstacles. in the end my system was really loud and a great sounding product thanks to andrew.
i'm sorry i can't show off my system since almost everything was stealth install+security issues, so there's no point in showing it online it basically looks stock but it's defintely not.
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Originally Posted by idwin
nice guy, cause it's def a pain in the rear. where do you have your subs? i'm guessing under rear strut tower?
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