looking for a qualified stereo instillation shopi in Southern Cal
12-13-2001, 04:07 AM
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looking for a qualified stereo instillation shopi in Southern Cal
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if you guys know of a reliable, knowlegable stereo installation shop in Southern Cal who can install an aftermarket amp and sub for my '96 I30? I heard that the procedure is pretty complicated so I don't want to take it some dumbass place where they make things worse than before. Thanks.
I was wondering if you guys know of a reliable, knowlegable stereo installation shop in Southern Cal who can install an aftermarket amp and sub for my '96 I30? I heard that the procedure is pretty complicated so I don't want to take it some dumbass place where they make things worse than before. Thanks.
12-13-2001, 09:37 AM
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its actually not that hard.
if your 96 is anything like my 97 (max) .. theres a hole in the firewall thats perfect for running the power cable.
the question then becomes what kinda headunit youre using.. if you are using stock or bose you will need adapters to steal the rca signal for your amp.. but that can be done in the trunk, which actually makes it easier cuz removing the center console can be a major pita..
any decent shop should be able to do this for 75 or less, parts included. if you get bored and have a friend to help, you should be able to do it yourself, as long as you are prepared per your situation. (headunit, power demanded by amp, fuses, etc.)
if your 96 is anything like my 97 (max) .. theres a hole in the firewall thats perfect for running the power cable.
the question then becomes what kinda headunit youre using.. if you are using stock or bose you will need adapters to steal the rca signal for your amp.. but that can be done in the trunk, which actually makes it easier cuz removing the center console can be a major pita..
any decent shop should be able to do this for 75 or less, parts included. if you get bored and have a friend to help, you should be able to do it yourself, as long as you are prepared per your situation. (headunit, power demanded by amp, fuses, etc.)
12-13-2001, 04:59 PM
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Zen, if you are interested, I can do the installation for you. I have access to all the bose adapter parts and I know the proper way to install the subwoofer in your car. I'll give you a sweet deal too. I have access to a lot of different equipment and it's all brand new from authorized dealer. I've worked on my own Maxima and I have done some crazt things to it so your car will be a piece of cake. For pictures, you can visit the link to my homepage on the left. Please email me if you have anymore questions or if you want to get in touch.
Anton
Sweetsound2001@hotmail.com
Anton
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12-13-2001, 10:07 PM
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hey i got my stuff done at Ben's Stereo [great name], its all professional...i'd go w/ SweetSound juss cuz he'll prolly give you an awesome deal; however, if you decide not to, i might be able to talk to him and get you a decent deal....he did get me the best price on a new 12" L7 that i could find anywhere; i heard dealer cost on those is $170, not sure, and i paid $200...and the next week he sold same subs to some other guy for $250...so if you wanna know, i can get you number and stuff
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