I own a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It has a tape player /stereo and a 10 CD player in the back. I don't know nothing when it comes to car stereos and wiring. Just letting you know that I will have a lot of questions for you guys very soon. Thanks
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accusedmonk on 09/2/2003 16:34:47
We'll be glad to help you with anything you need, I can't help to much, I've only been in the game about 2 months lol.
Swez on 09/2/2003 16:59:24
There's a few Doctors in the house that make late night assistance possible.
Fire when ready, but take dead aim and know your targets well. Read this belo,w before you ask questions and it will go much faster too.
Have some suggestions to make things flow better: Read the FAQ's and other posted replies a bit more please, then....
1. State your question, problem or concern in the clearest terms possible
2. Details are important and the more detail you can give, the better we can answer all the issues and options that may apply to your install
3. Tell us what gear you have now or planning to buy soon. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!! We can save you many extra steps, $$$ and headaches later, if we know the "Big Picture" up front! A budget figure is always helpful. That way, we can steer you to the best deals in that price range.
If you dont have a big picture yet, take the time to hash it out and read what others are doing that appeal to your interests. A big aid in help you best!!!
4. Try to break up your topic and comments in small bites, if you have several issues or sub-topics that all interact upon each other
5. Give feedback to your Golds as we appreciate some general feedback once your system is completed or the problem is solved.
Many have employed this technique well and we, (The Golds) will really appreciate those who follow a similar format. Is more work for us to read your minds or have to guess and perhaps give poor advice because we did not get sufficient details.
Swez
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accusedmonk on 09/2/2003 16:34:47
We'll be glad to help you with anything you need, I can't help to much, I've only been in the game about 2 months lol.
Swez on 09/2/2003 16:59:24
There's a few Doctors in the house that make late night assistance possible.
Fire when ready, but take dead aim and know your targets well. Read this belo,w before you ask questions and it will go much faster too.
Have some suggestions to make things flow better: Read the FAQ's and other posted replies a bit more please, then....
1. State your question, problem or concern in the clearest terms possible
2. Details are important and the more detail you can give, the better we can answer all the issues and options that may apply to your install
3. Tell us what gear you have now or planning to buy soon. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!! We can save you many extra steps, $$$ and headaches later, if we know the "Big Picture" up front! A budget figure is always helpful. That way, we can steer you to the best deals in that price range.
If you dont have a big picture yet, take the time to hash it out and read what others are doing that appeal to your interests. A big aid in help you best!!!
4. Try to break up your topic and comments in small bites, if you have several issues or sub-topics that all interact upon each other
5. Give feedback to your Golds as we appreciate some general feedback once your system is completed or the problem is solved.
Many have employed this technique well and we, (The Golds) will really appreciate those who follow a similar format. Is more work for us to read your minds or have to guess and perhaps give poor advice because we did not get sufficient details.
Swez
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