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Handcrafted Car Audio Mesa, Ariz. Jon Kowanetz, owner / installer





WE’RE LOOKING FOR A CAR AUDIO MONSTER.


Monster founder Noel Lee is as passionate about high performance car audio as he is about high performance cars. Today, Monster is a consistent leader in this exploding


category. And right now, we’re looking for someone to help us take Monster Car Audio to the next level.


Experience would include: • OEM System Design • Installation • Audio Acoustics • Business Development


If that’s you, please be in touch. It’s great to be a Monster.


For more details on this position,


please email mwalker@monstercable.com or call (415) 840-2165.


I GOT STARTED WHEN: “I got my first job at a lo- cal shop after being a DIY’er on my own cars.


I end up as Car Fi Supervisor at best Buy before the position was eliminated. I worked my way through a few other shops


before starting Handcrafted Car Audio out of my garage. Five years later, we have three employ- ees and are looking to expand.”


WHEN NOT IN THE SHOP, I’M: “Snowboarding when it’s


available or thinking about it when it’s not. I also love going to concerts and playing with my daughter.”


MY BIGGEST MISTAKE WAS: “Not having the appro- priate paperwork in place to protect my business. I had to eat product when customers cancelled reservations and I had nothing in writing to say


Meet the Top 12 Installers Ray West


Audio Innovations of Fresno


- Fresno, Calif. Experience: 15 years Biggest Mistake: “Well, back


in my Best Buy days, I cut a hole for a tweeter in a Cavalier door panel. Turns out when the door was closed, the location was


completely blocked by the dashboard.”


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