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    4.5 (73 reviews)
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    Michelle R.

    To say that I am impressed with this business and the customer service I received would be an understatement. I went in yesterday (2/1/19) to get a new deck, speakers for my Subaru - something I have been wanting for a long time... I finally decided to #treatyoself for my birthday and came back to this business after receiving a quote for the service/products from some time ago. Brad was both welcoming and courteous! I figured that I wouldn't be able to get in the same day and was willing to set up an appointment for a later date. However, despite having a busy day ahead, they were able to get me in that day (yayyyyyyyyyy!). The service was EXCELLENT - my car was finished ahead of schedule, they honored the quote I received, and generally, just took incredible care of me and my vehicle. Not only do I HIGHLY recommend this business to anyone looking for quality parts and service, I will also definitely go back for any future auto sound needs. Thank you Brad and Nevada Auto Sound for your customer service and general excellence!

    Also installed a blue tooth speaker for the hands free phone.

    I inherited a 2008 4Runner and everything about it is pretty awesome, except its crappy stock sound system. Enter Curtis from Nevada Auto Sound to change the game inside this pre-smartphone era SUV. I went with Memphis mids and tweeters for the doors, and two 12" Kicker Comps with a fully finished (hybrid?) ported enclosure for the bass. Curtis suggested that everything would sound better with an amp (Kicker 720W) running the doors, and a separate amp (Kicker 1600W) running the subs, so that is what I went with. Head unit is the Sony XAV-AX5600, which has Bluetooth capable phone/audio, and plug in Apple CarPlay. Installation was done in a timely manner, at a cost I was more than happy with, and finished at a level that makes the vehicle look stock, (except for the stuff in back of course). This is the second time Nevada Auto Sound has knocked it out of the park for me on their installs. I don't know that I would have any other business do audio work for me; they continue to impress.

    Blake B.

    These guys are awesome! Great customer experience and upfront about all costs. They were very good about calling with updates and did a much better job than Best Buy AND for a cheaper rate!

    Wendy Q.

    Not impressed. We had an alarm with SmartStart installed in our Jeep 4 years ago, hadn't had any real problems at all. The remote that came with it wasn't the greatest; every great once in awhile it would take a few extra pushes of the button to lock it or unlock it, no big deal. Just in the last day or two, we started to have a serious issue. First, the alarm/remote kept me and my groceries locked out of the truck for an hour or so. After finally getting home, swapping to the spare, basic remote, we thought we were good. Now, we haven't used the SmartStart for 3 years, hardly used it when we had it. All we want is lock, unlock, and remote start. Now, earlier today, with the truck being armed, and sitting at home, it started on its own. We thought maybe the spare remote was the problem; we took batteries out of both remotes, disarmed the truck, locked it, and left it at that. I had called Nevada Auto Sound, got told it was probably the signal, or the "brain" for the alarm, or where the antenna was placed. 2-3hours later, again, not armed, just locked, and batteries removed from both remotes, the truck started on its own again. I called again to Nevada Auto Sound and got told the 2-way remote must have gotten programmed for interval starting. A: to me, it's just a 2-way remote, and I don't understand the technicalities anyway, but that seems like some awful complicated programming to be done on a 2-way remote, that I was told they'd need to re-program, or kindly, I could look it up in my instruction manual, which we never got, and B: who programs their car to start every 3-4 hours?! I was told it would do me no good to rush over and get it just unplugged or disabled as all of the installers were going to Tahoe for a job, but could come by Monday. Now, upon further review after all of this, my husband reminded me that 4 years ago when we got it, he went in and said "I want the best you can do, what would you put in your car?" $700+ later, we had an alarm with SmartStart. And a hole they drilled in our dash to the left of the steering column after not asking where to put the indicator light. We actually have 2 lights now at the top of our dash: the new blue one and the old factory red one, since they said they couldn't remove the factory alarm, so we have that, too! Assuming this new alarm was a Viper, since they have big ol' Viper signs out, we were ok to take it as it was. Found out a year or so later after stopping by for something at their shop, we didn't have a Viper, we'd had installed an Avital alarm. Never heard of it? Me either. And this no name $700+ alarm had been sitting on their shelf for a year or maybe longer before they decided we were the suckers to sell it to. Yes. Our big mistake, we certainly didn't research into what we wanted, just wanted it done. The biggest disappointment is the phone calls in the last two days. As I told them, as a returning customer, and looking for some dire help, all I ever got told was it could be this, this, or this, and we can't do anything about it now. So, off I will go to Audio Express tomorrow, to give THEM $85 to remove everything. Hopefully we won't be too tired trying to make sure we hear the truck starting by itself through the night. I didn't get up that often with my kids. Won't ever be going back to Nevada Auto Sound. Update: also just discovered, in tracking down the manual online for the Avital 7352L alarm we got installed that there should be a toggle switch to disable the remote start. We went looking for said switch, since we were never told about it or shown it by Nevada Auto Sound. We discovered that our alarm "brain" wasn't installed, but rather just connected and shoved up in the corner under the dash, not bolted in and with wires exposed. No sign of a switch, so we are still stuck listening for it to start every 3 hours during the night. Shoddy, shady work.

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    Brad at Nevada Auto Sound gave me a quote far less than that and did a quick and fantastic install !

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    First off I want to take the time to explain what happen to me. I went in to get new full system…read moreand I told him I wanted some of my customs speakers connected as well and he change the invoice to reflect the new stuff I wanted to add on. Fast forward they got done I was happy with the sound but the craftsmanship was poor. Wires hanging out wires not cut properly and did not secure my amp for my sub woofer. Which was supposed to be included in installation. Went back to ask about the speakers he said they were connected and assured me it was so I left it as is but I kept noticing no noise from customs speakers so. I ended up going somewhere else in town and they ended up finding that those speakers were never connected !!! So now I'm down 500 bucks. For the work that they supposedly did. Don't do business with them would not recommend service. So many more audios business in Reno that do honest work and do honest by the people. But not these guys

    Service was done in 2015. I blew my speakers and they were replaced here while I went on vacation…read more It was a nice surprise present when I got back. The speakers were hooked up great. No static or any interference noise. Clean sound. Prices were great and they were friendly from what I was told. That's the good. The bad... see pictures posted. The door panels were not put back correctly. It wasn't a missed/careless mistake because all four panels were put back wrong! So if all four was put back wrong, either someone noticed and didn't care, or they didn't know how to do it. I can see the gaps between the window and panel from standing outside my car. My car is not the most fun car to work on. I seem to be the odd review so I'd still check them out, but check their work.

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    I've been contacted by the owner Joe Y. and he's scheduled me an appt to correct the issues and…read moreconcerns I have over my component stereo system installed by his employees and he's very anxious to fix my issues and make me happy ! And I like that attitude a lot ! Things can go wrong with anything that gets worked on, but when the owner steps in and says "we'll fix it Bret " , that's when you know you went to the right place !

    Avoid Reno Auto Sound Window Tinting if you are looking for professional electrical or custom…read morelighting work. I originally paid this shop $144.20 on August 8, 2026, to install aftermarket smoked lower bumper LED reflector lights, which immediately malfunctioned by flickering, freezing, and shutting off. I returned on Friday, August 28, 2026, and paid an additional $216.00 to have those persistent circuit issues corrected and to cleanly convert my main factory taillights to LED using brand-new, premium Sylvania ZEVO bulbs and a 4-pack of load resistors that I personally supplied.The work delivered was completely defective and left my vehicle's lighting lines performing worse than before. The lower bumper reflectors still suffer from the exact same flickering and freezing issues. Worse, my new premium main safety taillights are now dangerously dim. When I pulled back my trunk side carpet liners myself to investigate, I discovered that the technician completely failed to mount or anchor the heavy aluminum resistor modules. They were left dangling loosely by raw wires inside my rear body panels, creating a loud clanging noise during vehicle turns. The entire installation relies on cheap plastic inline wire clips wrapped loosely in basic electrical tape.When I brought the car back on Saturday morning to enforce the labor warranty, the technician called me shortly after drop-off and admitted defeat, stating verbatim that the layout was "as best as they could get it." He explicitly agreed that the safety lights were dangerously dim, stating, "you can hardly even tell they're on," but refused to troubleshoot his wiring and falsely blamed the quality of my premium retail bulbs. Spending over $350 across two separate transactions to walk away with a broken circuit layout and a hazardous, unanchored bundle of loose wiring is completely unacceptable. I have initiated formal disputes with both of my financial institutions for services not delivered as described, and I will be taking my vehicle to a reputable specialty shop elsewhere to have their careless mistakes entirely fixed.

    Nevada Auto Sound - stereo_installation - Updated September 2026

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