I have a 1990 Toyota Camry that I had purchased used - a Kenwood CD player had been put in the dash but the sellers gave me the original factory cassette setup when I purchased the vehicle. I had been fine with the CD player until recently when the connection between the stereo and the speakers seemed to be loosening - I would have inconsistent volume and little bumps in the road would take the music away completely, even for days at a time. I had recently got a new ipod that I wanted to use in my car, so I decided to kill two birds with one stone and reinstate the factory setup so I could begin using a cassette-to-ipod converter.
SO glad I called around and found this place - other places were asking for $55-$80 to simply switch the two stereos... Victor told me $35 on the phone and stayed true to the price when I came in. Not only did he fix me up at the store within 2 hours of calling, but he estimated it would take 30 minutes - 1 hour. In actuality, from the moment I pulled up to the store to the moment I drove away as a happy customer was 15 minutes. AND:
-he explained to me why my CD player had been having faulty sound;
-he had fixed my broken speaker (which I hadn't even thought of asking about);
-programmed my new radio with my old saved ""favorite"" stations.
While I'm sure I could have spent some stressful hours figuring it all out myself for no cost, Victor provided the best deal for the best service. I'll definitely be back for any car audio needs!
Pros: fast, honest, cheap, helpful
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