Bells cb and why...

I don’t know..... sounds like the usual skip to me, nothing special. Thee with the most power wins.

 

The guy mentioned that he needs help getting the echo board set correctly. Rather than posting a YouTube video trying to make him sound bad because he’s a Bells customer, wouldn’t it been better for you to help him get the reverb adjusted so he did sound good? I’m not a big fan of Echo boards, but even a fine-tuned CB radio would sound this way if it had an echo board in it, and turned up too much.

 

I don’t believe luck has anything to do with it. I believe if you tell him how you want your radio to sound, he will make it that way, mainly because it’s what the customer wants. Obviously screwdrivers in business to make money, specially since he has a large overhead to pay for. Unfortunately because of that willingness to make the customer happy, he also includes: noise toys, echo boards etc. I think he understands the principle to make his customers happy, rather than be rude to them. It’s called staying alive in the business world unfortunately he just can’t make everybody happy.

 

Have you made videos of every person you've spoken to since 1985? I suspect you have a life as do I. I don't need to make videos of anything to prove anything to myself. I only started making videos within the last couple years. There's lots of knowledge I've gained over the last 30 years that I don't have documentation for but I still have the knowledge that I've gained over that period Of time.

 

The people who do the worst work I going to treat you the nicest and spend the most amount of time on the phone with you sweet-talking you. The people who do the best work are going to hang up on you when you start asking a bunch of stupid questions and wasting their time. That's how it works. I've had a shop offer me free coffee and cookies just to sucker me into walking in their door but that doesn't mean they do good work. In fact that specific shop didn't know the difference between a base, emitter, and a collector, and they installed the transistor backwards on a Galaxy 99. Great customer service doesn't equate to great performance.
The best performance costs the least amount of money and the worst performance costs the most amount of money. A stock radio from Amazon or EBay will outperform Bells "tune" for less money.

 

No but I dont make unsubstantiated claims about their radios either

 

That wouldn't make very much sense. What would make sense is to pay attention to the radios that hear you from the greatest possible distance and the ones that can talk to you from the greatest possible distance and find out why their radios perform the way they do. In fact what would even make more sense would be to park outside of a radio shop and listen to the so-called technician talking to his customers as they drive away and pay close attention how far they can get from his big base antenna before they lose two way communication. You can learn a lot just by listening and paying attention. If one shop consistently loses two way communication at a distance of 20 miles or less And one shop consistently loses two way communication at a distance of 30 miles or greater then obviously something can be learned from that experience and somebody would be stupid to allow the guy that always loses his customers at 20 miles or less to tamper with their radio.

Neither do I. Lots of things have been substantiated to me that you were never able to witness because you weren't there.