Hi guys. Heres the short of it. After my installed systmem worked for a day, the next day the sub and amp do not. I take it back and the sub is blown and fuse popped. Now they say its my fault and not theirs - Please read all the background info below.
So, I took my GF's car in to get her amp, sub, and new deck installed a few days before Xmas. She had the amp, and 2x12 MTX thunders in enclosure from her previous car. She has a durango now - I took those components and bought her a new deck and had a local car audio install it. place has been doing business for 15 yrs. I want the sub to take up as little space as possible so he suggests a small unobtrusive enclosure for 1 of the 12's. Everything installs fine and I gift her her new system.
Heres the problem - The next day, the sub and amp don't work. I take it in and the fuse had popped and he said he put in a hot fuse. Switched it out and nothing. Then he checks the sub and says its blown - All was fine and the next day noting. He tells me the compact enclosure is the problem and to bring in the other speaker. He said we'd "talk" about exchanging the small enclosure for a bit roomier one but I got the feeling that I was gonna have to buy another.
CONCLUSION Now, Im no car audio guy and dont know squat about anything. I just want my stuff to work. As a small business owner isn't it their duty to to make sure what they are selling me will all work and the fact that my sub and amp worked before and now DO NOT now - that should be on them to replace due to their poor instal and set up. I don't know how to approach them fixing what is their fault. How could it be that I must buy or put in another sub due to their mistake. Not how customer service and businesses work.
Is there some way or terminology that I can use to tell them that hey, due to your bad instal you need to replace and put in what will work, not me stuck with forking over more MONEY!
So, I took my GF's car in to get her amp, sub, and new deck installed a few days before Xmas. She had the amp, and 2x12 MTX thunders in enclosure from her previous car. She has a durango now - I took those components and bought her a new deck and had a local car audio install it. place has been doing business for 15 yrs. I want the sub to take up as little space as possible so he suggests a small unobtrusive enclosure for 1 of the 12's. Everything installs fine and I gift her her new system.
Heres the problem - The next day, the sub and amp don't work. I take it in and the fuse had popped and he said he put in a hot fuse. Switched it out and nothing. Then he checks the sub and says its blown - All was fine and the next day noting. He tells me the compact enclosure is the problem and to bring in the other speaker. He said we'd "talk" about exchanging the small enclosure for a bit roomier one but I got the feeling that I was gonna have to buy another.
CONCLUSION Now, Im no car audio guy and dont know squat about anything. I just want my stuff to work. As a small business owner isn't it their duty to to make sure what they are selling me will all work and the fact that my sub and amp worked before and now DO NOT now - that should be on them to replace due to their poor instal and set up. I don't know how to approach them fixing what is their fault. How could it be that I must buy or put in another sub due to their mistake. Not how customer service and businesses work.
Is there some way or terminology that I can use to tell them that hey, due to your bad instal you need to replace and put in what will work, not me stuck with forking over more MONEY!
