Was having a conversation about this shop the other day....it seemed like original ownership left sometime in the '90s.
What I've heard about the audiophile level installs and tuning from those guys is nothing short of EPIC. If you were an enthusiast ~10-20 years ago and you lived in the mid-atlantic, all you had to do was bring your car there and you were set.
Some of the more famous installs was Paul Newman's 911, and a minivan with the planar speakers for door panels! This was the shop owner's car too, lol.
These days, 99% of the time if you're a really hardcore enthusiast you're bringing your car to the shop just to get stuff put in and then you fine tune it yourself. The definition of a good shop is one that is competent at installing cleanly and without any noise or other electrical issues. Unless you're an amateur or a boomer, you'll most likely be wanting more. I know I certainly have.
Curious if anyone here remembers E.C.A.S.?
What I've heard about the audiophile level installs and tuning from those guys is nothing short of EPIC. If you were an enthusiast ~10-20 years ago and you lived in the mid-atlantic, all you had to do was bring your car there and you were set.
Some of the more famous installs was Paul Newman's 911, and a minivan with the planar speakers for door panels! This was the shop owner's car too, lol.
These days, 99% of the time if you're a really hardcore enthusiast you're bringing your car to the shop just to get stuff put in and then you fine tune it yourself. The definition of a good shop is one that is competent at installing cleanly and without any noise or other electrical issues. Unless you're an amateur or a boomer, you'll most likely be wanting more. I know I certainly have.
Curious if anyone here remembers E.C.A.S.?