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Pva_Glue

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adam 32 Grand Master

adam 32

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joe if you just want speakers than yeh go to cash converters or you can have my old ones, they work fine but are just really crap:P

if you want good speakers ie alpines let me know how much u want to spen cos a mate of mine works at car stereo city and ill see what he can do for that price

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If you want QUALITY gear (or a professional and HIGH QUALITY) nstall) go see Darren at Technik Car Audio in Willeton.  

Certainly not cheap but he might have some gear in your price range!

Couldn't agree more. Don't waste the little money you have on shite, wait a while, save some dosh and buy quality. Or you could rob a servo.. (joke! thats a JOKE!!)

My recommendation is Brad King over at Procomm in Booragoon for the hardware. When it comes to the install, Brad's boys can do it, but I can put you onto a mate who'll do a better job at a lower price.

bless_you Rising Star

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hey joe if you like i can hook you up with the guys at westside car audio in ozzy park, they are below my office and did all of my huge stereo... great guys and they do the basic stuff as well. PM me if your interested

or go in and ask for Eddie and say that Nate from Light Application sent you :P

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