Our Quote of the Week comes from Mark Eldridge, a car audio legend. In our interview with Mark, he mentions - "I’ve seen too many people build a system for competition, but have never really talked to or worked with experienced competitors and judges, or even listened to some of the better cars on the circuit. They simply got the rule book, read through it, and started building. After a few shows, they learned that they needed to rebuild major parts of their systems to sound better and be more competitive. Don’t go that route… You might be able to learn it all on your own, but there are many people out there that can shorten your learning curve. You just have to get in touch with them."
For the complete interview, go HERE.
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