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I started like most small businesses, doing work on the side for years while holding positions in motorcycle dealerships as a Service Manager and Finance Manager. After getting burned out in the finance department, my wife pushed me to start my own thing with the "Do it now or you'll never do it." Started doing installs at home, then grew to needing a commercial location. Officially opened the doors to my store last November and began acquiring as many brands as I could in order to offer customer as much as possible. My place is a small building and I brand myself as more of a specialty shop focusing on bike audio, but I carry many lines of parts, accessories, and apparel. So if you guys need anything at all, please don't hesitate to ask.
Audio-wise I've had 3 of my own rolling experiments over the last 5 years, 12 RGU, 14 SGS, and now a 15 RGS, I'm not scared of drilling, cutting, altering my own bikes in any way...rather try out things on my bike than a customer's! Often only run a stereo setup for a couple months, then pull it to try something else. This isn't just equipment either, this is speaker/amp locations too. I love to test and experiment, hoping to bring some of that knowledge to this forum. You guys already have a handful of cats here that are quite knowledgeable and hope to contribute information on their level.
I truly am here to help and not to push product, so I'll be contributing as much as possible. If you need anything please PM me, and keep my pricing confidential. Occasionally I get smoking deals from my distributor and will do my best to give you guys a heads up on that too. Some of the brands I have are:
Arc, Focal, Diamond, Rockford (not the power line), Biketronics, Kicker, Digital Designs, PowerBass, Wet Sounds, Sony, Kenwood (not the Excelon), Clarion, Jensen, and a few that I'm probably forgetting. Also carry Metra, Scosche, and other brands for installation. I'm not opposed to soldering together a plug-and-play kit if you really need something like that too.
My goal is to take care of the members here! Please remember, I am a little operation though. Between installations and running the store, sometimes my responses will be delayed (I'm talking hours, not days). Feel free to check out my website and please throw me a like on Facebook.
Lastly, thanks for reading! Keep this thread going with any questions and either myself or one of the other audio forum gurus will try to help.
Thank you again for helping me with the Arc Moto 692's, can't wait to get my install finished.
In my looking for an amp LL was not pushing me one way or another and let me know if the other deals I found were better than he could do. Very good guy to deal with. I may still be looking your way on the Arc Moto 600.4 if my other ideas fall through.
I have a feeling we'll be dong more business in the future.
Mayberry??? Well, I'm in a nice area about 20 min east of the city...definitely NOT a city fella though.
You guys will find I won't push you a certain direction based on what I sell. There's a lot of good stuff out there I don't carry and some great prices I can't match...but you'll get it straight from me if that's the case!
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