This Is Why We Use Brick and Mortar Audio shops...

[3cyltrbo]

Originally Posted by sqcomp

A fly by night shop doesn't put on a full fledged IASCA show attended and officiated by Moe Sabourin, the director of world operations for said sanctioning organization.

Wrong - I've been to a show like that (where even as an IASCA certified Judge myself, I was appalled at the way it was run and shocked it was allowed to exist)

Originally Posted by sqcomp

A fly by night shop doesn't attract world champion sound quality vehicles to compete at its events.

Wrong again (I've been to another show like that, even Earl Zausmer was there and I think he had the highest sound quality score ever scored at the time of that event)

Originally Posted by sqcomp

A fly by night shop doesn't have vehicles that come from Canada, Washington, Idaho, Oregon, and California to compete at the event held by the shop.

Wrong again (in fact I was at such a show one of the years that I qualified for the finals)

Originally Posted by sqcomp

A fly by night shop doesn't have corporate support from Elettromedia, Hybrid Audio Technologies, Mitek, and Digital Designs not only on a regular basis but whose shows are sponsored by afore mentioned companies.

Wrong again (I've been to IASCA dbl point and triple point events that were run by "fly by night shops" AND!!! they were in bed with major corporate sponsors (Alpine / Stillwater / Rockford(back in the day) etc...