Hi, My wife recently bought a 1990 Mazda car it had a Clarion radio cassette player fitted which was stuffed, I had a Clarion radio C.D. player which I had picked up at an auction so I thought I would go down to Clarion in Moorabbin and see if I could buy the removal keys for the old radio and a mounting bracket for the new one. I went to the spare parts/service counter and spoke with the man asking if he had the bits I needed, he asked me where the car was , we went out to the car where he pulled out the old radio with his removal keys , back inside he gave me a photocopy of both the old radio and new radio connections and sold me a bracket with keys and an escutcheon., All for less than $10 and in less than 10 minutes . I was impressed!!! Cheers John Ely.
Top Marks to Clarion Melb.
May 05, 2005
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Isn't amazing that good service is so rare now that we need to write about it? Just the other day I was in a shop here in Auckland looking at a reasonably expensive digital video recorder (time lapse, for security video), and when I asked whether you could put in a larger hard drive, the response as:
"Uh, well..."
"Yeah, I s'pose so..."
"It's up to you, really."
Needless to say, I left. I did go back later and bought it through someone else there so that little s*it didn't get the commission. Damn, what is so hard about actually doing your damned job??
Phew! I feel better now. :-) Cheers all.
Ken
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