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    I had Steve work on my home stereo amp a while back and he got it all fixed up very quickly and for…read morea reasonable price so when I recently had the audio go out in one of my cars, I called Steve about checking the amp and possibly repairing it. Steve took the time to chat with me about his experience with that particular amp and that it was notorious for failing because of the structure of it and the positioning in the wheel well that caused a lot of shock to the unit. He went on to tell me where I could find an upgraded model of the amp and that he would be happy to help me out if I ran into any problems installing it. I was able to get a replacement amp and after installing it, have an audio system that sounds as good as new. He could have very easily told me he couldn't help me, but instead took the time to talk to me about how I could go about getting my problem fixed. Even though I didn't need any work done in this case, I will not hesitate to take my next job to Steve to work on when the need arises.

    I own a major brand 2008 Japanese car. Not the top of the line, but far from the bottom. It has a…read moredashboard GPS system with a screen that displays the GPS as well as various settings and radio/CD controls. It has 2 CD drives, one for music and one for the GPS map CD. I popped out the CD for the GPS maps one day and when I reinserted it it made a clicking sound and everything went away except for the radio. I took it to the dealership, they said the whole unit was bad and had to be replaced. $2,400.00. It wasn't worth that to us, but we still were unhappy that we had a non-functional audio unit. A trusted local mechanic told me to take it to Harms. Steve and I sat down in the car, I explained what had happened and let him take a look. He wasn't positive, but suspected the problem was with the GPS CD drive (I had suspected this also) and that since it didn't work, the system couldn't boot up. It took just a couple of minutes to pull out and I left it with him to see what he could do. It took a couple of weeks, but he replaced the bad CD unit and reinstalled it, now everything is back to where it was originally. The dealership's solution was to replace the whole unit, Harms just replaced the faulty CD drive, his cost, $309.00. He took the time and had the knowledge to repair rather than replace. We're happy with the service we got from Harms Labs.

    Audio Envy - hometheatreinstallation - Updated September 2026

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