Contour Enthusiasts Group Archives Forums Modifications Audio Know any good sellers\installers in the Philly area?

Does anyone have any recommendations for installers or dealers for audio in the Philadelphia region, preferrably Delaware or Chester counties? I will be getting a head unit and all speakers, maybe a new amp. I am always afraid of crappy techs F-ing up my car--it's happened to me before.

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Jason
98.5 SE ATX

If you want, I can help you out on your install. I have done most of the installs in my tour. As a fellow CEGer you know I would take just as much care in helping you out. I live in Jersey though, about 20 min outside of Philly. If you want me to help you out, just let me know

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David Litsky
96 Contour GL
Clarion, Infinity, ESX, Alumapro
"It is stupid to argue with idiots because you stoop down to their level and they beat you to death with experience"

I certainly could use the help and could us the instructional session as well. I don't have anything special. I live outside an hour 20 outside of Philly (Allentown) but I'd make the trip. And I'd gladly throw in a case of beer or whatever!! >=D

[This message has been edited by SalKhan (edited July 27, 2000).]

There is a great car audio shop in Bryn Mawr on Lancaster Ave. called Goodman Audio - the guys there are real knowledgeable and do great installs

The only thing that I can not do is run a 4 channel amp only because I have no idea how in the hell to get the speaker wire into the doors. It has been confusing me for quite a while. Speakers and HU's are simple and a sub amp isnt too hard either (just run the speaker wire 2 feet from the amp to the sub box). I don't mind helping you out, send me an email and we can talk. davel@drexel.edu

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David Litsky
96 Contour GL
Clarion, Infinity, ESX, Alumapro
"It is stupid to argue with idiots because you stoop down to their level and they beat you to death with experience"

Run the speaker wire from the amp through the normal condoit to the speakers or through the air conditioning vent and then down into the door.