ChillMasterWill

another day, another audio install and a some "pocket change"

chillin w/my two sons, like a father should

it's Friday & I'm super sore from my two workout sessions a day this week no pain no gain right, I gave an audio shop owner a demo of Rolling Thunder he said "I've never had the wax in my ears move from bass until today" LOL SKAR FTW!

it's Friday & I'm super sore from my two workout sessions a day this week I gave an audio shop owner a demo of Rolling Thunder he said "I've never had the wax in my ears move from bass until today" LOL SKAR FTW!

do your own installs it may not be easy but w/trial and error you'll learn what not to do, that's how I learned

you know those decisions that take you a while to make & when you do you say I should've been done that? for me changing gyms is "working out" great for me lol

hard hitting bass, some have it, some don't, want it, work harder just like in life...

go hard in the gym or go home stop wasting your time and others lol

bass knobs, a little bass can happen or a bunch of bass can happen if I turn the knob LOL

just went HAM in the gym, no pain no gain!

the biggest thing you must know when building a system for your ride, is your goals for the system, satisfy yourself because in the end it's your time, you money and your enjoyment...

the key word in workout is work and if your not sweating you're not working out, no pain no gain...

shout out to Termlab, great software and a great tool for us to test our audio equipment, I'm glad we it in today's modern world, what would do w/out such nice equipment? because we all know how opinions on audio are, numbers don't lie, people say there system's loud, put it on the meter....

loud bass can get you friends or haters...

just like a good bass tone they're ain't nothing like a good workout(weights,running etc.)

just like a good bass tone they're ain't nothing like a good workout

when working out in a gym full of hot chicks try not to be distracted by them and forget what you're in the gym for LOL

folks buying regular daily street beat subs expecting big SPL numbers in bass, you're doing it wrong, all subwoofers have uses/performance levels, buy the "right" sub(s) for your application, (my daily driver setup does over 150 DB, I'm happy w/those numbers for daily use & the power I have, but I know if I was in it for higher SPL I'd get a different sub/vehicle setup) just saying and keeping it real...

for those that workout/lift weights etc, To get more gains/results in your goals in the gym, change gyms, the different atmosphere will help...

I know ya'll can relate to this people, if you don't like how loud my system is, you're a hater LOL

the show got rained out but I still got a chance to do some demos SKAR FTW

headed to an audio show today, giving demos and reppin SKAR, should be a fun day!

a real basshead will let another basshead borrow another battery to help them boost voltage reserve....