Freeman’s Stereo Video

Go to Car Stereo Warehouse instead.

They not only were able to revive my car’s stereo, but did the installation right
then! Very well kept shop and knowledgable employees. Good warranty on parts and labor.

I got in my car this morning and realized my driver speaker had blew out along with the passenger one. Music is my life so I couldn’t imagine driving with only the rear speakers working. I called and got a quote and they were able to educate me on the speakers and get the installed within that same day!

Beware! Paid them to tune my brand new amps and immediately after leaving, the coils on my brand new sub woofers were burned. $ 500 down the drain. And they will do nothing to fix the problem.

Bought a groupon for a remote starter, fine print said some imports require additional harness (maserati, land rover, BMW, porsche). Apparently Honda was conveniently left of the exotic list, addtional $ 100. Starter never worked consistently, doesn’t work at all now. Each visit requires I come back with an appointment, 5 appointments later, still doesn’t work.

Ok, so I’ve not had a need or desire for a stereo upgrade or A/​V upgrade to my vehicle in a long, long time. I know Freeman’s based on the fact they’ve been in this location for years. I stopped in to get a radar detector installed and hardwired into my car. Upon entering I was greeted by friendly service and that was nice but the most critical part of installs is timing and time management. If you tell me an hour I expect it. It wasn’t horrible but the install took longer than I thought it should have. I was told an hour but it was about 50% over that. That’s a bad margin in any business. Oh well, it was installed and I went on my way.

I shipped an amplifier IN PIECES I bought off Ebay on a gamble– an old Fosgate P150 that I got cheap.
In pieces– many resistors and diodes simply cut out and in a baggie along with a million other bits and pieces.
They got the amp back together, and lo and behold out of the box it was PERFECT. Frankly, I’m used to playing the back-​and-​forth game with places that say they fixed it but they didn’t. I honestly thought I might be hosed since the amp was in so many little pieces– I figured they’d either tell me to throw it away or never get it right.
These guys have their act together, if you have a dead car audio amp this is the place to ship it to.
I live in Las Vegas, NV FYI– other side of the country. Excellent work. Amp is in my truck doing what it was meant to do– play music and play music well.

Freeman’s not only did a great installation, but gave me a great deal! I am prior military and even though the prices were dramatically reduced already, he still hooked me up with a military discount. True American shop! Also, if you have kids that will be waiting with you, there is a little nook for the kids to play, but with the speed and quality of the installation you probably won’t be waiting too long!

My experience with Freeman’s Car Stereo was excellent. The store manager, Robert Yates, was extremly helpful and knowledgable. I had a Pioneer GPS system installed in my Toyota Tacoma. Let me just say that I would recommend these guys to anyone who needs stereo, video, custom or basic work done on their car, truck, boat or home theater system. The installation was done on time and it was done right. I love my new system!

After receiving a car stereo for Christmas I went to Best Buy to try to get it installed. They were too busy to even acknowledge I had walked into the store. I called Freeman’s and they were immediately helpful and responsive to my questions. I had the stereo installed within the hour by professionals who even took time to show me how to use the system. The waiting area was quite comfortable as well. They even offer a discount to community service professionals (teachers, police officers, firefighters, etc) I will be going back to have my other car stereo done here!

For the Cornelius location. Couple of slack jaw boneheads working in there today. Stopped in to see if I could get sat radio added to my sat ready alpine system. «Need a module for that»… and then nothing about where to find it or if they could order it… of all things, they suggested Best Buy. Missed a chance to up sell. Lord have mercy… I went their because Best Buy customer service lacks… and so do these folks.

So I blew the speakers in my luxury car… hey it’s a convertible… I have to turn the music up REAL loud to hear it when the top is down *grin*.
So I asked the dealership (see Hendrick Porsche review) who would they recommend to replace them and they trusted? Freeman’s Stereo Video was their choice. Located just up the road from the dealship on Independence Blvd, they are a full service car stereo business.
Though the interior of the store is a bit sparse, they have a full line of just about anything little car gizmo you could want. I only needed 4 speakers and they looked the car over and gave me an estimate and scheduled a time to bring the car by the next day.
I arrived and they went right to work… got the speakers in and got me out both on time and a little under budget (under because they thought I’d need to replace a set of tweeters but testing turned out otherwise).
The stereo is back to normal and road trips are fun again!