Compilation of my work.

[InnovativeSound]

Hello everyone, I'm still fairly new to this site... My name is Julia (Innovative Sound) and I wanted to share some of my past work with you all.

More pictures along with build pics can be found here: Innovative Sound & Security

Mercedes SL65

Honda Ridgeline

1991 Mitsubishi Eclipse

Cadillac Escalade EXT

2004 Hummer H2 SUT

07 Dodge Magnum

02 Honda Civic Si

Another Hummer H2 Sut

1994 Miata

Another Civic Si

And theres a few more at the link at the top, along with some more detailed build pics... let me know what you think, Thanks!

[childersbros]

Very nice work man. I really like the magnum very well done.

[audiobaun]

If I only had money, and time off from working all the time

[simplicityinsound]

everything looks excellent Julia...very clean, well thought out and from the looks of it, the fit and finish is excellent. usually i can pick out small stuff right away, and i dont see anything in those

its rare to have installers do this kind of work to begin with, even more rare for a female one

[simplicityinsound]

Originally Posted by childersbros

Very nice work man. I really like the magnum very well done.

you mean woman? haha

[chevbowtie22]

Looks like great work. I agree on the magnum. Very well done.

[InnovativeSound]

Originally Posted by simplicityinsound

everything looks excellent Julia...very clean, well thought out and from the looks of it, the fit and finish is excellent. usually i can pick out small stuff right away, and i dont see anything in those

its rare to have installers do this kind of work to begin with, even more rare for a female one

Thank you Bing! That means a lot especially coming from you!

[Paul1217]

The orange hummer in your portfolio, I recognize that from another shop. Any dirt on why they didn't go back to the other shop to get worked on?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

[rimshot]

nice installs! I love some of the shapes you choose to work with and those "final touches" I notice looking through your installs. Respect!

[Octave]

I agree with Bing. Plus women in our industry are far and few between. We need more of them.

[InnovativeSound]

Originally Posted by Paul1217

The orange hummer in your portfolio, I recognize that from another shop. Any dirt on why they didn't go back to the other shop to get worked on?

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater

Well, from what I understand, the owner of that vehicle either couldn't come up with the money and or possibly got in trouble with other things...

And thank you everyone for the compliments.

[jtaudioacc]

awesome stuff, Julia! but i'm most jealous of you being within driving distance of Cedar Point! Bing doesn't care about that though.

[simplicityinsound]

comon JT, if you are hardcore enough, you are within driving distance of cedar point too lol

i really like the Mercedes...to pull that off with the wrap job and everything, and looking so clean...is mighty impressive...

[astrochex]

I like the clean mods to the Hummer H2 SUT seats. How much clearance is there now?

Welcome to DIYMA.

[JayinMI]

I had to go back and look at those modded seats a couple of times to realize what you did. Looks so factory. Great job.

That Benz is amazing.

Jay

[InnovativeSound]

Originally Posted by astrochex

I like the clean mods to the Hummer H2 SUT seats. How much clearance is there now?

Welcome to DIYMA.

There is about 6" in height towards the back of the vehicle and 8" towards the front... helped a lot!!!

Originally Posted by JayinMI;

I had to go back and look at those modded seats a couple of times to realize what you did. Looks so factory. Great job.

That Benz is amazing.

Jay

Thank you, Jay. I was trying to keep it as clean and simple as I could.

[fish]

Oh woman! Crafty skills!

[07azhhr]

Very very nice.

[chad]

Nice to see a couple EP3's

I have one

[Aaron'z 2.5RS/WRX]

Excellent work!!

Slight warning, every woman I've known of here, has been run off by the asshats of DIYMA... I can only hope it doesn't happen again...

Good luck!!

[simplicityinsound]

Originally Posted by Aaron'z 2.5RS/WRX

Excellent work!!

Slight warning, every woman I've known of here, has been run off by the asshats of DIYMA... I can only hope it doesn't happen again...

Good luck!!

speaking of yourself in third person again Aaron?

I don't think we have had another talented female installer on here before have we? i am sure if she can handle installing in real life in such a male dominated industry, she can handle the forum haha

[InnovativeSound]

Originally Posted by simplicityinsound

speaking of yourself in third person again Aaron?

I don't think we have had another talented female installer on here before have we? i am sure if she can handle installing in real life in such a male dominated industry, she can handle the forum haha

Thanks Bing! Hopefully there arent a lot of jerks on here tho, but still, I don't think that would be enough to keep me from coming back. Also, I only knew of one other person who used the word "asshat" until I read this. She will be thrilled to learn there are others using this world haha

Originally Posted by chad;

Nice to see a couple EP3's

I have one

I have one too! The one with the false floor pictured belongs to me. The others were boxes I have built for people on forums.

[chad]

I was a mod in the electronics section of EPhatch for a long time, we probably have spoken!

Mine is a false floor build too... rather lackluster in looks when covered.






I went with a vented enclosure. I kept the spare as you did. There's also the tool kit/jack, a JL 500/5 and a 55A power supply under there too... and a spare unbrella

Rather versatile little cars.

[jtaudioacc]

here's my 2002. sold it couple years ago since i never drove it. never really finished the system, either. lol. zapco comps, speakers and amps with 9855.

[chad]

Originally Posted by jtaudioacc

here's my 2002. sold it couple years ago since i never drove it. never really finished the system, either. lol. zapco comps, speakers and amps with 9855.

lol coming out of the woodwork now