Where do you buy your audio components online?
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The guy who is goin to do my daughters custom fiberglass box, here owns a stereo shop. I had talked to him about them first, and his reply was they usually run around $250. He also added that they are coverer with Rhino liner, after the construction process for added durability, and scratchs that may occur 
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whoa!!! stay the HELL away from SONICELECTRONIX.COM!!!
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
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Looking for boxes i found these
Topedge online.com
Custom Sub Boxes ON SALE!
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Subthump.com
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Camaro vehicle specific sub enclosures
Custom Sub Boxes ON SALE!
Top Edge - Product Catalog
Subthump.com
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Camaro vehicle specific sub enclosures
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crutchfield.com is the absolute best one, when you're there you let them know exactly what kind of car you have (for me, they know it's a 1992 pontiac firebird with power windows) and they let you know where you can install speakers and what sizes you need, as well as for receivers, when you buy a receiver they throw in all the wiring harnesses for free which is a major saving (at best buy, 1 of the 2 harnesses you need and the standard-to-GM antenna adapter together are over $30, and i would have spent more if i didnt buy my receiver used, the owner threw in the wiring for free. never buy a car stereo used, btw.) crutchfield is a top notch site, and the receiver i STRONGLY recommend for 3rd gen cars is the pioneer DEH-P77DH, which crutchfield carries. it's a 1.5 din receiver for GM and chrysler cars that have the "oversized opening blues."
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
whoa!!! stay the HELL away from SONICELECTRONIX.COM!!!
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I agree, Sonic Electronix customer service is horrible but The Clif Design subs have a 5 year warranty. I have 3 10" in my Taurus and love them. I would have, or if you still can, contact the manufacturer. Did you fill out all the necessary paperwork for the warranty that came with the subs?
BTW, I tend to use Sonic Electronix as a price matching vendor. Then purchase my stuff mostly through SoundDomain.com with the price match.
BTW, I tend to use Sonic Electronix as a price matching vendor. Then purchase my stuff mostly through SoundDomain.com with the price match.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
iksound.com was great order over 500 in subs amps and wire and ordered from techtronics.com for my reciver which was 250 shipped both great places
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Ebay... Does have a big selection, you have to put in the kind of speakers you want to have big result. I got my kicker speakers and tweeters off of ebay.
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i bought an amp from them one time, paid for overnight shipping since i was going out of town, and wanted it for the trip.. i procrastinate.
it didn't arrive when it was supposed to, so i called. hadn't shipped it yet. so i told 'em i was pretty pissed to have spent $35 extra for shipping and they've still got it. they refunded every penny of the shipping costs, including the reg. shipping and nabbed it then and there and packaged it up and overnighted it to me, on their dime. i still had to leave without it, but they had golden opportunity to be buttheads and "sorry about your luck" with me. but they didn't.
and walmart can't touch their prices on some stuff.
when i go looking for my next stereo, it'll be from them.
-Chris
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I own one as well clarityelectronics.com I try and be honest with people, and if something is broke send it to me I get you a new one out. I am not the fastest guy around (I do it on the side right now) my prices are competitive, and I charge actual shipping plus a couple bucks for materials (tape and what not ) sonicelectronix from my experience seems to have alot more issues than the others (I get alot of their customers) also before ordering with any of them (except maybe crutchfield) double check stock. I can pretty much check stock on onlinecarstereo (they are owned by a distributor I use)
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
i bought an amp from them one time, paid for overnight shipping since i was going out of town, and wanted it for the trip.. i procrastinate.
it didn't arrive when it was supposed to, so i called. hadn't shipped it yet. so i told 'em i was pretty pissed to have spent $35 extra for shipping and they've still got it. they refunded every penny of the shipping costs, including the reg. shipping and nabbed it then and there and packaged it up and overnighted it to me, on their dime. i still had to leave without it, but they had golden opportunity to be buttheads and "sorry about your luck" with me. but they didn't.
and walmart can't touch their prices on some stuff.
when i go looking for my next stereo, it'll be from them.
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I guess Ill be on the other few that actually say Ive had great luck with sonicelectronic... I bought 5 head units from them...all came fast, all were cheap, and all have lasted me years so far. I always buy pioneer and have never had an issue. I put one in my Jeep, my girls car, my moms jeep, my buddies jeep, and I just recently bought a new P980BT for the Trans AM. All came with free wiring and install kits which worked perfectly.
Maybe its the brands you are buying?? Ill buy from them again if I have to. Im looking at getting all new speaks and some new subs...Im gonna shop around at some of the other places you guys mentioned and see what I can get ahold of.
Justin
Maybe its the brands you are buying?? Ill buy from them again if I have to. Im looking at getting all new speaks and some new subs...Im gonna shop around at some of the other places you guys mentioned and see what I can get ahold of.
Justin
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I guess Ill be on the other few that actually say Ive had great luck with sonicelectronic... I bought 5 head units from them...all came fast, all were cheap, and all have lasted me years so far. I always buy pioneer and have never had an issue. I put one in my Jeep, my girls car, my moms jeep, my buddies jeep, and I just recently bought a new P980BT for the Trans AM. All came with free wiring and install kits which worked perfectly.
Maybe its the brands you are buying?? Ill buy from them again if I have to. Im looking at getting all new speaks and some new subs...Im gonna shop around at some of the other places you guys mentioned and see what I can get ahold of.
Justin
Maybe its the brands you are buying?? Ill buy from them again if I have to. Im looking at getting all new speaks and some new subs...Im gonna shop around at some of the other places you guys mentioned and see what I can get ahold of.
Justin
No warranty = your loss...
I hope the $50 or whatever you save is worth it...
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
www.onlincecarstereo.com
has wide selection from subs,amps head units dvd players...... pretty much u can think of it they have it and at prices ALOT cheaper then retail store,
has wide selection from subs,amps head units dvd players...... pretty much u can think of it they have it and at prices ALOT cheaper then retail store,
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Etronics.com is great!! Especially since they're in Long Island City, if I order early enough in the day They ship out same day and I can have what I ordered the next day!!
Crutchfield.com is good as well. They can be a little pricey, but on the same note they also give you everything you need!
Crutchfield.com is good as well. They can be a little pricey, but on the same note they also give you everything you need!
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Ebay if they have good deals, which they do if you play the waiting game, sometimes big name stores like Circuit City or Best Buy. Amazon alittle too.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/ is one of the BEST places ive ever gone throught. u can save up to 200 dollars on subs,amps or watever ur looking for. Great deals all the time
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I bought two head units from sonicelectronix and had no issues. Great delivery time and free accessories!
I also like woofersetc.com. Some items are a bit pricy compared to other sites but they carry several lines (mostly high end...Focal, Audison) that other sites do not offer at a reasonable price.
Some good deals can be had on ebay but you have to be on the lookout for them.
Know what you want and be patient.....you will save a few $$.
I also like woofersetc.com. Some items are a bit pricy compared to other sites but they carry several lines (mostly high end...Focal, Audison) that other sites do not offer at a reasonable price.
Some good deals can be had on ebay but you have to be on the lookout for them.
Know what you want and be patient.....you will save a few $$.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND
not buying from www.SonicElectronix.com
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D (1600w Monoblock,) and it was defective on arrival.
Sent it in for RMA, got another one with another problem...
only thing is, it's their 'policy' not to allow more than one return per orginal purchase.
So I would not recommend these *******s, nor would I ever recommend Hifonics, unless you are in a position where you can keep returning them until you get a good one.
Did I mention they were just *******s in general on the phone? The 'tech' guy was nice, and even suggested I change my amp out for a more expensive one... which I was going to do.
I told them this, "look guys, I'm willing to GIVE you another TWO HUNDRED dollars to upgrade this amp..." and they would not take it... this doesn't even make sense from a business prospective...
reminds me of when a parent makes a rule for one child, that really doesn't apply to another, but has to enforce it or the other children (other sonic customers who abuse the policy) will quable about it forever.
Still doesn't change the fact that I spend about an hour on hold to get an answer I wasn't looking for in the first place...
Don't buy from Sonic Electronix, or Hifonics
'nuff said
not buying from www.SonicElectronix.com
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D (1600w Monoblock,) and it was defective on arrival.
Sent it in for RMA, got another one with another problem...
only thing is, it's their 'policy' not to allow more than one return per orginal purchase.
So I would not recommend these *******s, nor would I ever recommend Hifonics, unless you are in a position where you can keep returning them until you get a good one.
Did I mention they were just *******s in general on the phone? The 'tech' guy was nice, and even suggested I change my amp out for a more expensive one... which I was going to do.
I told them this, "look guys, I'm willing to GIVE you another TWO HUNDRED dollars to upgrade this amp..." and they would not take it... this doesn't even make sense from a business prospective...
reminds me of when a parent makes a rule for one child, that really doesn't apply to another, but has to enforce it or the other children (other sonic customers who abuse the policy) will quable about it forever.
Still doesn't change the fact that I spend about an hour on hold to get an answer I wasn't looking for in the first place...
Don't buy from Sonic Electronix, or Hifonics
'nuff said
Sorry to hear about your Amplifier Escapade
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i can tell you where not to... HIFISoundConnection. horrible customer service (dont pick up phones and voice mail box full). slow shipping and HORRIBLE packaging. i have been jacked around with them twice.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Listen, I work at bestbuy, and I am the Home essentials supervisor, and we hook people up with crazy audio systems. For example given I work there, I mean you can get freakin Alpine PDX amps which are the best, type R or type E alpine subs, and then a set Infinity Kappa spears, I promise you that pick and match will dang near beat or compete with anyone on this website, given beyond say a Bass competition, just over all it is rediculous. I promise, I have that and it is unreal, I win competitions all the time just from that set up.
The other thing is if you have them install it if you purchase it from there, you get LIFETIME warranty on the installation which is awesome.
The other thing is if you have them install it if you purchase it from there, you get LIFETIME warranty on the installation which is awesome.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
whoa!!! stay the HELL away from SONICELECTRONIX.COM!!!
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
I purchased a Hifonics 1605D from them... it was defective.... sent it back, and they were going to MAKE me not only pay shipping to them, but shipping BACK to me as well!!!
I recieved another 1605D... and guess what? it was defective as well...
and the amazing part, is that they have a policy, where they will only replace an item once... even if the replacement is defective...
crap product from crap company... sorry, but I can't find anything good to say about them... I would literally take ebay over sonicelectronix...
ikesound, or crutchfield comes first though....
you can still ship that hifonics amp back to hifonics for repair if its less than a year old. call 847-540-7700 get an RA# then ship it off! itll probably be 25 to ship one way, insured and hifonics will pay to ship it back to you.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Like the title says.
I know about places like sounddomain.com and crutchfield.com, but I hear lots of people say that there are cheaper places to shop. Ebaymotors.com doesn't seem to have that much of a selection, and most sellers want crazy $$$ for shipping.
Preferably places that you've successfully ordered from, so I know they're legit.
TIA
I know about places like sounddomain.com and crutchfield.com, but I hear lots of people say that there are cheaper places to shop. Ebaymotors.com doesn't seem to have that much of a selection, and most sellers want crazy $$$ for shipping.
Preferably places that you've successfully ordered from, so I know they're legit.
TIA
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
im about to make a purchase from www.dealercostcaraudio.com and www.onlinecarstereo.com .i love income tax return time!!
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I usually check with Amazon before buying stuff. Sometimes they are amazing. Prices lower than most and low/free fast shipping. Worth a look.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
This website is helpfull on anything car audio or electronics but they specilize in car audio in the forums. Register you wont regret it and go to the car audio forums.
ecoustics.com
ecoustics.com
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Like the title says.
I know about places like sounddomain.com and crutchfield.com, but I hear lots of people say that there are cheaper places to shop. Ebaymotors.com doesn't seem to have that much of a selection, and most sellers want crazy $$$ for shipping.
Preferably places that you've successfully ordered from, so I know they're legit.
TIA
I know about places like sounddomain.com and crutchfield.com, but I hear lots of people say that there are cheaper places to shop. Ebaymotors.com doesn't seem to have that much of a selection, and most sellers want crazy $$$ for shipping.
Preferably places that you've successfully ordered from, so I know they're legit.
TIA
Just go to regular old eBay. -Or the electronics section on ebay rather than motors.
I just bought two 4-Way 6x9's for a killer deal and turned out great for those side ("rear") speakers. Also got a pretty good deal on the 4x6's that go on the dash. They haven't shipped yet though. There's actually a ton of different car audio stuff available on ebay... you just gotta be patient and really look through everything and find the killer deals. It's worth it!
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Don't know if this has been mentioned yet but, www.onlinecarstereo.com. I got my entire setup from them, speakers, deck, amp, subs the whole lot all for about $250
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Ive ordered from crutchfield a few years ago, was very satisfied. I bought two 12" Rockford Fosgate HE2 subs when they were closing that model out, i got the pair for about 270 shipped where they were 200 a piece new before that. And they were some pretty good subs, unlike those new models id never buy those, atleast not the p1, p2 etc they just crack IMO.
If your looking for used, or some SPL stuff, go over to caraudio.com/forum and check out the classifieds. There are usually some good things over there, not only SPL but the majority of it i would say is. Can find some nice high end stuff over there.
If your looking for used, or some SPL stuff, go over to caraudio.com/forum and check out the classifieds. There are usually some good things over there, not only SPL but the majority of it i would say is. Can find some nice high end stuff over there.
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onlinecarstereo.com
free shipping on ordes 100 dollars and more. best deals so far i've seen. check it out!
free shipping on ordes 100 dollars and more. best deals so far i've seen. check it out!
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
sonicelectronix.com
best in the biz, great service shippings amazing, totally legit and top brand names
best in the biz, great service shippings amazing, totally legit and top brand names
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if you have any question im a mecp (mobile eletronics certified perfesional)
been in the biz about 10 years with my dad
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sonic has never sent me a defective item and at least they returned it once and since it was defective it shouldnt be sonics problem it should be hifo at least they did it once and you should have ask for stor credit cause i had a defective amp and they gave me 50 exstra sonic bucks for what ever i wanted
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
i read through all of these and i didnt see the place i buy my stuff from... www.hifisoundconnection.com i bought 4 15'' kicker cvx's 2 6x9 kicker ks series 2 pairs of kicker ks 6.5 4 kicker 1250.1 a kicker 700.4 and an alpine double din head unit all for around 3000 dollars and its by far the loudest stereo ive ever heard other than all out competition cars.... it was all installed in my 1999 yukon... all of that from a local audio shop wanted around 7 grand before installation.... but back to the website they have great deals theyre an authorized dealer most of the stuff they sell is last years model or remanufactured but still comes with the factory warranty...i installed all of that last spring and i since sold the truck but that thing still scares the hell out of me when it comes by sounds like an earthquake and nothing has broke still works perfect.... i sold it to my cousin so i still ride in it all the time...
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I had good luck on Ebay. I got a brand new in the box kenwood system there from a seller called millionbuy. for under 250 dollars shipped and I can hook my XM system into it. I also got the kenwood speakers there but from a different seller, a pair of 6x9 400 watt max 60 dollars shipped.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
I like crutchfield.com
Somethings are a little bit over priced but they are great to deal with when it comes to warranties or replacements
and most of their warranties have no "fine print" !
Somethings are a little bit over priced but they are great to deal with when it comes to warranties or replacements
and most of their warranties have no "fine print" !
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Crutchfield.com is the place to go, they include the monuting gear and there customer support is amazing.
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Re: Where do you buy your audio components online?
Look at Alpine, Pioneer or Kenwood (Excelon). You might get a deal on Eclipse as they are leaving the market to focus on OEM.
http://www.woofersetc.com/p8654/KDCX...M-Receiver.htm