anyone know any good Auto Sound shop in Seattle, Lynnwood, Everett area? Try to install a sub, amp, and head unit.
Thanks!

 

go to VTR in Everett - you'll be extremely pleased with the results. I had them throw in a full set up in my Z (head unit, amp, understrut sub box/sub etc) and they've done head unit/sub installs in 2 other cars of mine, not to mention countless friends and family members.

real stand up guys. super clean work, and they stand behind everything they do 100% ! they've done a ton of Z's too.

http://www.vtrweb.com/

 

What's your budget? Have you factored in $$ for power wire, ground kit, speaker wire, amp rack, Dynamat (you'll need it if you install a sub), sub box, fuse kits, etc.? Do you have a BOSE system or a normal one currently installed? Are you looking for a cheap job or a quality job on the install? You're welcome to do the install at my garage if you want to be the one with the bloody knuckles. I can walk you through the whole thing. It's really not that difficult to do. It's just time consuming.

 

Thanks, I bought the parts already, pioneer avic z130bt, 10" JL sub, Alpine amp, custom sub box, just waitting on the backup camara.

 

Sounds like a decent setup. You have aftermarket speakers too, right? I'm going to be installing my backup camera in the next month or so. It's been sitting on a shelf forever. I just haven't had the energy to get to it. Did you get the one that just clips into the recessed license plate light?

 

Nope not yet, my speaker is still factory Bose, still waitting on the pioneer back up camara to come in, I believe it a clips into the license plate.
let me know when you going to put yours in, I can help, trying to learn the electrical side

 

Cool, will do. It probably won't be until late April though. I'm working on a scooter rebuild project for my dad. He's had this basically new Honda Elite 80 sitting in his garage for about 20 years and asked me to change out all the rubber and get the varnish out of the fuel system. I'm going to have to rip the thing apart in all likelihood. Then I'm going to paint it in a woodland camouflage/Vietnam-era army theme (dad's a retired LTC) and surprise him with the new look. I can't wait to get my hands dirty on this (going to pick up the scooter this weekend).