Stereo fitters High Wycombe?

[blindswelledrat]

Is that even a trade?
I need someone to wire some speakers and a head unit and things. I have no idea what kind of person does this, other than one that failed his GCSEs
Anyway can anyone recommend one for me please and not tell him I made the joke about the qualifications.
Thanks

[Crunchie Gears]

Try Ralph from TVS. He is really good. His number is 07710576575

Good luck.

[blindswelledrat]

Yes, silly me making a joke.
With a bit of luck the average stereo installer will have a sense of humour

[hman]

What do you need to have fitted?

Fitting stereos, amps, speakers etc is a piece of cake - so I may be able to help.

I'm in Aylesbury.

[blindswelledrat]

hman said:

What do you need to have fitted?

Fitting stereos, amps, speakers etc is a piece of cake - so I may be able to help.

I'm in Aylesbury.

TO be honest I am not completely sure.
I just bought a new car (EvoX) and it had the entire stereo stripped out of it (speakers, head unit with steering wheel integration etc).
I found a breakers yard that is sending me 'everything' I need. I assume it will be reasonably complex as it incorporates the steering wheel, phones etc?

[hman]

blindswelledrat said:

TO be honest I am not completely sure.
I just bought a new car (EvoX) and it had the entire stereo stripped out of it (speakers, head unit with steering wheel integration etc).
I found a breakers yard that is sending me 'everything' I need. I assume it will be reasonably complex as it incorporates the steering wheel, phones etc?

Assuming you havent bought a race/rally version of the car and the wiring loom and plugs are all still intact in the car.....

If the stereo is a standard fit mitsubushi and the plugs are still on the loom in the car and the plugs are still on the goodies you are receiving then this could be as simple as plugging Head unit into the multi plug in the car loom and reconnecting the speakers at their various points. There may be an OEM amplifier for some of the speakers too but again this should be on multiplugs.

Does the steering wheel have the buttons etc- if so hopefully they will be connected to the car loom and once you plug in the head unit they will work - if there is no car loom then that will require cabling.

If however there is no loom in the car then it will need 12v power, aerial, ground connections and cables run to the speaker positions not a terrible job really - just need somewhere dry to do it as the doors will be open to run cables etc into the positions