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<blockquote data-quote="MellowYellow" data-source="post: 8358599" data-attributes="member: 642291">Im from the Toronto area as well and have bought several items from Sonic with out any issues. Very pleased with the transactions. Would not hesitate to buy from the again.As far as shipping costs are concerned, get a mail box at us address inc for a small fee ($5) and have the items shipped there. Sonic has free shipping within the US. The place is like 45 secs from the Queenston/Lewiston boarder and it&#039;s less than 3 hour round trip from T.O. without traffic.Stay away from anything Bestbuy or Future Shop has to offer. They used to sell junk and middle of road products. Now they just sell junk.Take a look at Gibby&#039;s in St. Catherines. They have an online store, some free shipping and good selection of JL, Alpine, Clarion for the best prices i&#039;ve found in Canada.As far as the system is concerned, You can&#039;t go wrong with that Alpine. Personally, for an amp I&#039;d save up some more money and grab a ppi 900.4. Use 2 channels to power your fronts and bridge the other 2 to the sub for a solid 450w@4ohms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MellowYellow, post: 8358599, member: 642291"] Im from the Toronto area as well and have bought several items from Sonic with out any issues. Very pleased with the transactions. Would not hesitate to buy from the again. As far as shipping costs are concerned, get a mail box at us address inc for a small fee ($5) and have the items shipped there. Sonic has free shipping within the US. The place is like 45 secs from the Queenston/Lewiston boarder and it's less than 3 hour round trip from T.O. without traffic. Stay away from anything Bestbuy or Future Shop has to offer. They used to sell junk and middle of road products. Now they just sell junk. Take a look at Gibby's in St. Catherines. They have an online store, some free shipping and good selection of JL, Alpine, Clarion for the best prices i've found in Canada. As far as the system is concerned, You can't go wrong with that Alpine. Personally, for an amp I'd save up some more money and grab a ppi 900.4. Use 2 channels to power your fronts and bridge the other 2 to the sub for a solid 450w@4ohms. [/QUOTE]

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