Anything else I need?
03-13-2010, 02:35 PM
#21
0 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Mar 2010
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Support a local shop instead of online...
03-14-2010, 08:02 AM
#22
500 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 633
If you're going to run a 4 channel for your in car speakers look for a nice umbilical cord that contains all your speaker wires and usually a remote turn on in the bundle... then its as easy as running one wire from your amps to behind your head unit and then soldering into your factory wires... never a door jam again!!
03-14-2010, 11:39 AM
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you will still save tons buying from ebay, dont be swayed by the fear mongerers trying to sell you things, the dollar is practically at par and lots of internet sellers are creative with shipping to save you duty etc etc......remember its your money and regardless most things can be purchases online and still retain warranty......you should easily be able to save up to 50 percent on the things youve mentioned with identical items you could buy in canada
03-14-2010, 12:39 PM
#24
you will still save tons buying from ebay, dont be swayed by the fear mongerers trying to sell you things, the dollar is practically at par and lots of internet sellers are creative with shipping to save you duty etc etc......remember its your money and regardless most things can be purchases online and still retain warranty......you should easily be able to save up to 50 percent on the things youve mentioned with identical items you could buy in canada
I think that we should support local companies. It's the reason that America is so fuct right now. Everything is outsourced to some cheaper place that has crap warranty.
My company buys things direct from the States. It's awesome, until there's a problem. Then we get harsh screwed! A 40 pound woofer shipped back from Point Roberts (America) is $25.00. Most of the time they won't warranty the product (coc sukers) $25.00 more. The worst part is the border...they screw us for duties again for warranty work, even though it's free!
So, ya. it's good, and bad. We know what we are buying though. To go there and just buy whatever without having information on what a good amp is, what real wire looks like and what to expect with impedance issues, it's got to be unnerving.
Last edited by SQmonster; 03-14-2010 at 01:37 PM. Reason: Oops, my bad
03-14-2010, 01:12 PM
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your right, im not on here selling things, i didnt recommend the original poster to a particular vendor, i offered an opinion to help this fella save some money, as far as i can tell i didnt break any cca rules, i wasnt offering propaganda, or promoting mine or anyone elses company for that matter, i didnt slander a site vendor either. this site, btw offers a ebay for sale section on it, so i really dont see a poroblem with recommending ebay as a reasonable means for people to buy stuff off.
03-14-2010, 01:17 PM
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there are lots of great ebay links in the marketplace section of this site that can help the original poster save a bundle.....good luck with your purchase, and if you feel that ebay purchasing isnt for you or maybe to risky, i suggest and always have endorsed purchasing from your local retailer. im sure there is someone not too far from you that could easily help you out with the stuff you need
Last edited by defro13; 03-14-2010 at 01:24 PM.
03-14-2010, 03:21 PM
#28
your right, im not on here selling things, i didnt recommend the original poster to a particular vendor, i offered an opinion to help this fella save some money, as far as i can tell i didnt break any cca rules, i wasnt offering propaganda, or promoting mine or anyone elses company for that matter, i didnt slander a site vendor either. this site, btw offers a ebay for sale section on it, so i really dont see a poroblem with recommending ebay as a reasonable means for people to buy stuff off.
The reality is Dave, this is the 2nd time around you've inquired about advertising rates for whatever it is you're doing or planning to do. The unfortunate part is that perhaps one day if you become a vendor (not likely), the same mentality will be applied to your shop or products.... heck, eBay has everything right? But again, you haven't paid and likely never will because its easier for you to spam the PM system peddling your gear than stepping up and becoming authorized.
But then again, you aren't a vendor, heck, you don't even support CCA. How much vested interest do you even have in this community. Coming from a guy who has been banned numerous times and is fortunate to even be allowed back, I would say you really don't give a ..thus, from my deductive reasoning's, i don't either. You have a PM, now you get to answer it and once complete, a special surprise awaits you
By the way, regardless if you want to be a vendor, or even a member here that CCA train has left the station. No one has time for or you.
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