sleeper408

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Hello all,
My Roadtrip FM mod is starting to annoy me. I just can't stand the static and interference anymore. I want to do a hardwire for an auxillary source input for my iPod. I've read some DIYs but I'm not sure if it I want to mess around with all the soldering/wiring/relays, especially since mine has nav. also. So I'm looking for an car audio shop that can hardwire the auxillary source input on my 98' GS to hookup to my iPod. I wanted to go with Vaistech but it's only for 01+ GS. Does anybody have any experience or recommendation for a local shop that can do this for me at a fair price? If you have done this, can you post up a picture of the work? I'm located in San Jose/Milpitas area and would prefer a shop in that area. Any advice or recommendation is greatly appreciated.


-Theo

sleeper408

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Anybody???

smoothLEX

Sound Innovations in Hayward came highly recommended to me. They do a lot of custom audio work, so I'm sure they can assist you. I had my laser jammer installed there, so I would definitely recommend them. www.soundinnovations.com

JasonC

I've used Audiomobile in the past and they're good. I just met some of the guys at sound innovaitons and they seem to really know their stuff aswell.

1NewLexIS300

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audiomobile or sound innovations

sleeper408

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Should I just flip a coin? Haha..... Thanks for your help everyone. I will check them out this week after Finals...

mdenoga

autosound specialists in union city, ca. www.autosoundspecialists.com