They have done two hitches and an auto start for me. Pricing has been better than others and they…read moresell quality products not the cheapest. Worth any wait on the install when you want it done correctly.

Good experience with a new stereo system and new wheels and tires. The stereo sounds great. Real…read moreprofessionals there.

Spring is here. Time to take out the BMW convertible. But I am reminded of the crappy radio…read moreinstallation I got at Sound Connection. I called and told them that I wanted a radio that had a volume button on the left and a tuner button on the right. The thing they put in is complicated, and low quality. Why did I have to wait 2 weeks for a special part for this generic stereo? The worse part is when you drop the top on the car, you can't even tell the radio is on at full volume. I do not recommend this business. When I went there to complain they did nothing.

I have had these guys install every big build I have ever done or will ever done, this company is…read moreamazing and I full support it and back it up, if you're needing anything built or customized or setup you should definitely go to these guys, they're amazing at what they do and they can do anything to vehicles, boats, jet skies, ATV's, anything!

My car radio, which was purchased in 1998, finally gave up the ghost. Lakes Audio was able to find…read moreme a simple (used) radio without all the bells and whistles that confuse an older person like me. The cost was very reasonable, and they were a pleasure to deal with.

Recently had an opportunity to experience a "full detail" for my vehicle at Lakes Audio. I was…read moreoverly enthusiastic for the appointment because, let's be honest- we were in need of a good cleaning. Putting the cleaning in perspective Lakes Audio did accomplish some serious cleaning. The raw corn was no longer scattered about the trunk, no strange smells lingered, and I left with a whopping $2.63 in spare change that I thought had been lost forever. I was also provided a lovely cardboard box for loose items and a brand spanking new paper floor mat at NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. Talk about a score! Once the joy of my newfound loose chance wealth and free paper products wore off I will say I found myself a bit surprised at a few of the results of the detail. Color me crazy, but I thought a standard wash would be included in a car appointment (in the several details i've had done prior with other companies I've always had the luxury of leaving the lot without the hand drawn "wash me" smearing remaining on the back hatch of the car). No big deal, just a surprise. I did call after the appointment in to clarify what a full detail included (hindsight-- if you want a wash that needs to be clarified as it is an additional service :( ). Anyway-- I am DYING to know what kind of wizard carpet cleaner these people are using. My shampooed carpets were 110% dry upon pickup, and the leaves I piked off the rear carpets had even managed not only to dry, but to retain their original shape and dry flaky quality. It allowed me the opportunity to break out the trusty old shopvac, which in turn led to the discovery of sand under all 4 floor mats. They must have treated the old rig to a cleaning on a beach- lucky car!!!!! I also got the unexpected joy of an afternoon arm workout as I wiped down the sticky spots and mud that remained on the center dash and rear doors. I'm wondering if it was hard to see these spots given that I still believe the vehicle must have been cleaned on or near the beach (hello sand piles) and perhaps the sun was blinding? Unfortunately the paper floor mat met its devise shortly after the appointment (does not appear to be a 4 season mat), and the $2.63 in found change didn't even cover a carwash at the local gas station. In hindsight-- the loose change would have paid for a good session at the local gas station vacuum, and a $7 car wash would have done 100% more to remove the untouched exterior dirt. If my math serves me correctly, that leaves me paying $200 for a wipe down that could have been done at home. A $10 investment in Clorox wipes might have been the route to go, but hey- at lease the good old car got a nice day at the beach.