Chris_F
09-06-2005, 08:49 PM
I've had nothing but problems after gettin my stereo parts (for an accord euro) installed at northfield (Nundah and Mcgreggor). Thought i would post up my problems as a word of warning, this is the list i will be showing them tomorrow:
· Sub-box was made far too large for one 12" driver (measured at nearly 60 litres in volume).
· Varying amounts of Dacron were used in an attempt to rectify this problem – resulting sound quality was always poor (muffled or boomy).
· Cup-holder cracked (problem assumedly occurred after initial install- noticed recently).
· After noticing the crack the part was removed for inspection – it seemed as though a hot glue gun was used in an effort to fix the problem.
· Failing locking system (problem occurring after front speaker install)
· Problem became evident when keys locked themselves in the car directly after the install (the car is NOT set-up to function this way).
· The cars boot is no longer able to be opened manually even when doors are unlocked.
· The car automatically locks itself when the keys are in the ignition and the doors are shut (it never used to do this).
· The automatic window up feature no longer works
· The cars light when set in automatic mode fails to turn off when the car is shut and locked.
· Active crossover was placed too close to high current devices
· This resulted in excessive engine noise. A qualified installer rectified this problem by relocating the crossover away from the cables. Northfield denied this to be the problem when ,clearly, It was.
Shocking if u ask me :mad:
· Sub-box was made far too large for one 12" driver (measured at nearly 60 litres in volume).
· Varying amounts of Dacron were used in an attempt to rectify this problem – resulting sound quality was always poor (muffled or boomy).
· Cup-holder cracked (problem assumedly occurred after initial install- noticed recently).
· After noticing the crack the part was removed for inspection – it seemed as though a hot glue gun was used in an effort to fix the problem.
· Failing locking system (problem occurring after front speaker install)
· Problem became evident when keys locked themselves in the car directly after the install (the car is NOT set-up to function this way).
· The cars boot is no longer able to be opened manually even when doors are unlocked.
· The car automatically locks itself when the keys are in the ignition and the doors are shut (it never used to do this).
· The automatic window up feature no longer works
· The cars light when set in automatic mode fails to turn off when the car is shut and locked.
· Active crossover was placed too close to high current devices
· This resulted in excessive engine noise. A qualified installer rectified this problem by relocating the crossover away from the cables. Northfield denied this to be the problem when ,clearly, It was.
Shocking if u ask me :mad: