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In article <Feb09.234224.38067@yuma.ACNS.ColoState.EDU> toomer@CS.ColoState.EDU (christopher toomer) writes:
>Hi all,
>  Late last sunday night, or early monday, my CD player in my truck was
>  stolen.  So now I have to find another one and have it installed.  I
Sorry to hear that what a bummer

>
>  I would like to find someone within 30 minutes or less of Ft. Collins.
>  In F.C., I only know of one place who deals Alpine, and they are 
>  Soundtrack down by WalMart.  Does anyone know any other co. that deals
>  Alpine?  I want the BEST installer around with a reputable co. behind 
>  him/her.  Specific incidences you have had with Soundtrack or another 
>  Alpine dealer would be most appreciated.  I am quite fed up with idiots
>  who can't do the job right!  I wish I had done the alarm install myself,
>  but Alpine won't cover my install in their warranty.
>
>  Thank you all very much for your time.  Incidentally, if you have had
>  any dealings at all with Soundtrack, even buying a home stereo, please
>  tell me of your impression of the co.  Once again, thanks.
>
>
Well the best place to my knowlege is not quite within 30 minutes,
but if youare willing to go to Denver, try Listen Up Audio.
They are at 685 south Pearl, 778-0780.  Give them a call a talk to them.

Neither me or my roomate think real highly of sound track, but I wouldn't 
trust their installation.  Harms Sound Labs on west Laporte is another
possibility, however, I don't think they deal in Alpine.  I would trust
them to do installation over sound track.  Maybe you can find a deck,
and then have them install it???

Jay Hamilton
Bob Greenwald
hamiltoj@handel.cs.colostate.edu