Cool, thanks for the money saver, I need it right now.

BTW

What do you mean Can you scan and post those instructions or a link to them, I would be interested in looking at them.

Try this....


http://a248.e.akamai.net/pix.crutchf.../136HD9005.PDF

Damn, I went through the same thing with sonic electronix. I've never had anything but trouble with them.

I'm going through some issues myself with "dealer cost car audio". I ordered a sub and after 7 days it still didn't ship. I was told they were trying to get in touch with the distributor. So I then canceled the order, which they already had charged my card. 8 days later and I still haven't got the refund. Now say its the banks fault? Stay away from Dealer Cost, they SUCK!

Does anyone know if the newer MB Quart head units are compatable with the older RFX [Fosgate stuff] I understand MB Quart was bought out by Fosgate [or vice versa] I currently have an RFX 9020M Marine deck, Its great and I have hooked up 2 wired remotes and a cd changer, BUT, it doesn't play MP3"s and it doesn't have "Aux" inputs for Sat Radio, Ipod, etc, The 9220M however DOES have these options, but, I have been looking for over a year and yet to find one, so, I wondered if I could just switch to one of the newer MB Quart deck and keep my remotes and Changer? [I dont mind changing the deck, but, really dont want the hassle or $$$ of changing "everything"] I did Email MB Quarts "tech" guys, but, never heard anything back, which, to be honest, didn't impress me very much. ANY input would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Michael

I have used sonicelectronix.com numerous times with escellent service each time....

I am on online merchant myself, and depending on the banks (yours and the Dealer Cost) it can take up to 14 business days for a refund to show up.

I have never dealt with that company, so I am in no means sticking up for them. Just letting you know my experience issuing refunds..

beware of the JL Audio products that they sell. Since they're NOT A DEALER FOR JL AUDIO, they remove the serial numbers from the components so they can't be tracked. That includes cutting the spider's open on the speakers, removing the serial number, and gluing it back together. That works wonders for the speaker in terms of how long it lasts. They also ship out amps that are dead on arrival. When you call back to try and get it replaced, they state that it has to go back to be re-serialized, then repaired, then back to you, and that takes up to 5 weeks.

Exactly the reason you shouldn't deal with people or businesses like that.