Bryan Piper Bay Area Audio Visions Years in the Industry: 28 Top 100 Installer Why Tey Deserve Recognition: “I think I belong in the Top 100 Install- ers because of my drive to be the best at
what our industry is all about. I work hard to set the standards and improve them for the future. I want to nurture and guide others, especially the younger generation so we have a future in our industry and it continues to thrive.”
Chad Marra Xtreme Audio & Design Years in the Industry: 8 Top 50 Retailer
Why Tey Deserve Recognition: “We are a true example of what a small and successful, family-owned and operated busi- ness should be. We are living proof that bigger is not always better.”
Brian Trinoskey Cartronix Years in the Industry: 16 Top 100 Installer Why Tey Deserve Recognition: “I feel I should be in the Top 100 list because of everything I can bring to the table for
a company and for others as well. Not only am I an installer, alarm remote installer, 12-volt technician, but I’ve also learned how to window tint, do 3M clear protection, and vinyl; I can pretty much do it all. I’m a fabricator, not to mention the train- ing I get to do every year with Sonus Car Audio to further my skills. I’m pretty much a well-rounded installer.”
John Schumacher Audio Solutions STL Years in the Industry: 24 Top 100 Installer Why Tey Deserve Recognition: “I believe in the knowledge and experience
I have gained and been given in this industry. I feel it gives me an upper hand in providing my clients with a better understand- ing when making a purchase. I also try to share this among others in the industry as well. My abilities in the store speak for themselves. I’m not just a storeowner. I design, fabricate and do the installations as well as sales.”
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