Recent content by Keith Longpre

Well I thought about asking this as when I went in there originally I had asked for it to be installed from the beginning but apparently the installers never heard....

As for quality of work, they did the install right. Fed all the wires through the firewall etc everything is hidden and clean. Only real complaint I have about the install is the idatalink obd module wasn't offered. I have a Bluetooth reader that hooks to my phone but being able to have it all...

It was actually very helpful. I have 5 kids so finding time to run the all the wires and installing is time consuming for me lol.

That price includes parts.

Also got sound deadening done too 

I regret not getting the idatalink maestro RR module to have control over performance readings off the obd and have been thinking about adding it ever since... Does anyone have this?

I ended up going a little cheaper, spent $2500 on supplies and labour . PC165 focal speakers all aroundJBL Stadium 1024 10 inch subwoofer (sounds much better then I anticipated)Kenwood XR901-5 AmplifierKenwood DDX-6906S Headunit

So I should just say f**k the installers and attempt to install myself?

Ideally if I can get a full setup for around $3000CAD that is great quality all around I would consider doing the install myself... I'm confident in installing everything except for the wiring .

I should also note those prices are Canadian as I am in Ontario.

I drive a 2015 Subaru Crosstrek, the budget I was aiming for was between $3000-$4000(including an install) but there is room for a little play if the deal is right. I'm not looking for extensive bass but would still like to feel the vibrations in the music. I'm looking for compact as I still...

So I have two different installers trying to sell me on two different set ups. Music is important to me but I'm not looking to have the best system. I do enjoy bass in my music as well as clarity in vocals.  Here are the two setups being offer, there is a $1000 difference between the two...