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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
>  have not had very good luck recently with the people I have chosen to
>  install elctronics.  My Alpine alarm system was installed by a company
>  that went out of business because of shoddy workmanship.  So, my alarm
>  wasn't on because it is currently unreliable.  
>
>  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.
>
>  Chris Toomer
>

     I deal with Quality Auto Sound on College Ave.  They are very helpful
if you are going to put it in yourself, and have a good reputation for their 
installations.  I'm not sure they sell Alpine decks, but you could get one
elsewhere and have Quality put it in.
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