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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ah lian" data-source="post: 149246" data-attributes="member: 925">all oso about the same....installing a head unit isnt rocket science.... unless you wanna complicate things a lil.... waaaahahahahah.... wanna know??for instance, you can ask the installer to take the power from your battery direct (please add a small fuse to protect it!)... this will power your head unit better, especially if it has an internal amp built in... so, it will sound better...   :wink:  :nyehehe: or, you can insist on getting your player flush mounted... i.e. remove the panel, install the player using the original brackets then put back the panel so that the player will not jut out like most cars that i have seen. the advantages of this is that it wud make it harder to steal (cos the thief will now have to remove/break the panel first... and simply it would really look better....   :wink:  :nyehehe: if you are a crazy perfectionist, you can also insist that the installer tests the head unit's clip off points using the scoping machine (not all installers have this or in fact know how to use the scope machine). The advantage of scoping is that you will know at which point the head unit clip off i.e. outputs sounds that will damage your speakers....  :wink:  :nyehehe: ahhahahhaha.... enuff poisons... **cabuts!!**p.s. if you buy an al cheapo player and tries to get the installer to do all of the above, he may take your picture and stick it on the entrance to forbid your next attempt to enter his shop.... :getyourfactsright: hahahahahahha!!! :rofl: p.p.s. i have done all of the above before!!!</blockquote>

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