Car Amp & Amplifier Repair

How much will it cost to repair my car amplifier?

Obviously that depends on how many channels you've blown, or how much smoke came out from the amp, or how long you left the speaker wires touching each other!

Seriously though, you can find our labor rates here, so the only question will be the cost of parts. Typically, if you've blown only one channel, expect the parts to be in the $30-$40.00 range. Of course, this depends upon how many parts are actually damaged.

Feel free to ask us about the cost of parts by sending us an e-mail.

Yeah, but wont it cost allot to ship my amp to you?

Actually, the average cost of shipping an amplifier to us from anywhere in the US is $12.00-$15.00. Remember, UPS is by far, more cost effective than the Postal Service, once you get past three pounds.

Just to be on the safe side, check the rates of all the major carriers by visiting iShip.com here.

Yeah, but I have to pay for return shipping too, right?

We pay for first $10.00 of return shipping back to you, with each repair.

Why don't you offer free estimates?

One word, gimmick.  Do you really think that repair shops that offer free estimates are going to spend one minute on your car amplifier trying to figure out it's problem?  No way!  They simply 'shoot' you a price, and hope the price they quote you will cover the cost of parts and leave room for plenty of profit.  This works for them if its an easy repair, but bad for you if your unit was one of the 'easy' ones, and you were charged way too much money for the repair. Simple to understand, yes?

How much do you charge for estimates?

$30.00. A modest sum, wouldn't you agree? The estimate fee is applied to the cost of repair. That's fair, isn't it?

What do I do next?

If you would like to use our services, simply click here, or click the shipping tab on the Navigation bar, to continue.

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