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Quick help, please! Using factory wiring to speakers
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<blockquote data-quote="StuartV" data-source="post: 1938589" data-attributes="member: 568133"><p>The real issue at this point is going to be my assertion that running new wire is something that I would reasonably expect for this kind of install, even though I didn't explicity spell it out for them.</p><p></p><p>They gave me a quote for the install and, in my mind, this type of install would be assumed by any competent professional installer to include running new wire all the way to the speakers. In which case, I would expect them to do that within the cost of the original quote. Otherwise, they would rightly expect me to pay extra for that, beyond the install fee they originally quoted me.</p><p></p><p>And so, that is why I am trying to establish if there's any professional standards that apply to this wiring that I can point to in my argument that they should run the new wire within the price of the original quote.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StuartV, post: 1938589, member: 568133"] The real issue at this point is going to be my assertion that running new wire is something that I would reasonably expect for this kind of install, even though I didn't explicity spell it out for them. They gave me a quote for the install and, in my mind, this type of install would be assumed by any competent professional installer to include running new wire all the way to the speakers. In which case, I would expect them to do that within the cost of the original quote. Otherwise, they would rightly expect me to pay extra for that, beyond the install fee they originally quoted me. And so, that is why I am trying to establish if there's any professional standards that apply to this wiring that I can point to in my argument that they should run the new wire within the price of the original quote. [/QUOTE]
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