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Car stereo installation:

I want to buy a very high end stereo system for my car, including XM & MP3 player. I'm not knowledgeable on the subject, and plan on spending a few grand on this.

Tweeter is absolutely out of the question, as I dislike dealing with incompetent morons.

Thanx for any help.
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never ever ever use tweeter or the big box stores for car stereo installation. tweeter installed a disc changer in my SL500 back in 1997--- they could not get it to work and shorted out the radio.

took it to a local high end installation place, they had it fixed and working within 15 minutes--- as the last installer told me--"we are brain surgeons compared to tweeter installers". paying the little extra is well worth it.

good luck,

surfer
 
Now I know where to start,

Appreciate it, nitro!


Quote from nitro:

From what I understand, ProMusica in Chicago is a great place for very hi end home stereos.

I have several friends that have used ABT

http://www.abtelectronics.com/

in north burbs and they said they were more than adequate. If ABT is not a possibility, call Pro Musica and they surely have a contact.

nitro
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so glad i'm not in IL anymore..

Gann, PM me your email


well, I do miss Ceres :D .. gettin shitfaced drunk for $25 :D NYC i can get shitfaced for about $110 at a cheap place

-c
 
Quote from riskarb:

Audio Consultants on Randolph is worth a shot. High volume audiophile shop with better parking than ProMusica on Clark. :D
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I like Audio Consultants very much. There is one in Evanston too, and the parking is even easier than the one downtown.

nitro
 
Quote from nitro:

I like Audio Consultants very much. There is one in Evanston too, and the parking is even easier than the one downtown.

nitro
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Yeah, I've been in the Evanston location. Good shop and knowledgeable staff.
 
Quote from nitro:

I like Audio Consultants very much. There is one in Evanston too, and the parking is even easier than the one downtown.

nitro
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The two suburban Audio Consultants stores don't do car stereos at all (I just called them), and I avoid the city (and any other crowded place) as much as possible.

Going to pursue ABT for now, let me know if any other good ideas come to mind...
 
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