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anexiole

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anexiole

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hi guys,

I'm new here. I'm in melbourne. Basically, i just wanna ask for some suggestions of places which sell speakers for a good price. I have a nice head unit and i'm not into getting a competition set. Just some speakers to have decent sound in my R33.

i have shopped around in Jb HIFI and Audiobarn(in the city).

Used to go to "Gary's car radio" in the city but they have closed down or something.

Would anyone be able to recommend something?

thanks

:)

Let Me Drive Mentor

Let Me Drive

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if you want i can hook you up with a friend who is a rep for jb and i get great deals when buying a set up at cost price+$10 so if you want i can talk to him or could come down with me to dandy jb and sort something out?

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dezz

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my problem with ebay is.. i have no idea where the stuff comes from......

to be honest.. id rather pay a local retailler the extra $200..... and i know warranty will be honored......

http://www.webaudiodirect.com.au/

warranty shmarranty lol

mine was brand new, sealed etc....ive bought 2 head units off ebay, and a set of 6x9's

all pioneer, all brand new, never had an issue with any of them

high risk, high gain

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Jetdat

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if you want i can hook you up with a friend who is a rep for jb and i get great deals when buying a set up at cost price+$10 so if you want i can talk to him or could come down with me to dandy jb and sort something out?

i get great deals at jb dandy as well...who do u know there?

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