well.....im not too sure about what that certain warrenty covers, but from a logical standpoint

why should a company fix a product that YOU broke because of careless use? The warrenty takes care of pretty much everything on their end, and you (the consumer) in turn must do your part to not be careless with the product.

I'm not sticking up for best buy or anything...i honestly don't really care

 

go here http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....cat59600050005

 

gracias, now i have a better idea. I think i might get something off craigslist or ebay, then have this shop that installed my original stereo in my pathfinder years ago.

 

true.. sorry to get off the subject... not to say don't buy the warranty... just that anything that the bb warranty covers your manufacturer warranty will cover... so always ask what the warranty is.. like some items have a 5 yr warranty and bb will only give you a 3 yr warranty... kinda messed up.. to always ask.. oh and sorry liquid i was reffering to the quote.. because it stated any damage.. and i was saying bs to that..

 

Hey man, I live right by you up in Tyngsboro, MA.

If I had time I'd help you out with the install as I did my own myself but I don't have much time. Anyways, IMO you should consider buying mostly everything online and install it yourself. Being a caraudio enthusiast, virtually every mainstream speaker sold at BB, or CC, Tweeters, ect. is overpriced. You get much better bang for your buck online and its completely worth it.

It really isn't that hard but your going to need to set aside a few hours of your day. Panels are easy to take off, and wiring is mostly easy. The only difficult part could be the firewall but once you get it through you good to go. If you need any help just let me know.

 

yea - jbae...i just saw the "any damage" part of the quote....don't worry about it

installing isnt hard at all...i installed mine with knowing not a whole lot. I did however, have a friend help me out. I'd offer my help, but Massachusetts is a little far for me hah

 

install is easy... just do your research.. as in installing in parallel or series... make sure you got your ohms right... adequate grounding... etc etc..

 

liquid tension, what department do you work in? im the mobile install senior in fort wayne.