Originally Posted by Charly:
Thanks for the input (btw it's not mine, this is for a customer). Gives me some more info to pass along to him. I'm not sure of the motivations for this. He has been in several times asking to do this.
I keep reminding myself in my little business (repairing/upgrading radios for antique cars) that the customer is always right. But sometimes, the customer doesn't really have a clue and I am afraid that they will not be satisfied with what they plan to do and that their dissatisfaction will reflect poorly on me. The last thing I want is for one of their buddies to listen to their radio, think it sounds lousy, and then blame me. I try to steer my customers to what they will be ultimately most happy with, but some of the things they want to do (cheap and small speakers) makes me grit my teeth.
