M P Custom Audio

Been going here for years. I always deal with Shawn. I have gotten 3 cars tinted so far & send all my friends/family as well. only thing is you should think about making an appointment because they always seem very busy when I go there. I also got my subs/amp/box hooked up in my last truck and it is still going strong, best past was they work with you on price. I went to best buy / car toys and they were way higher with pretty much the same equipment. Anyways just wanted to give my review hope it helped.

I had all 6 speakers replaced in my 1998 Chevy Blazer. They are Polk Audio DB series.These went with my JVC head unit. I knew going into the install that an amplifier would make my system sound really good,but because of money constraints I was willing to wait and just be satisfied with the sound until I could afford to install an amp. I explained this to the owner Shawn and he assured me that the new Polk's would sound great even without an amp,so I decided to go forward with the install.
As soon as the installation was done I was excited to see how it sounded and while I was in the parking lot I turned the volume up on the stereo and at around volume level 20 the system started making popping and hissing noises coming from the speakers. I alerted Shawn to this and he told me it was because I needed an amplifier and proceeded to try and sell me an amp. To say I was disappointed is an understatement. The system sounded great with the 13 year old stock speakers that were in it prior to installation and now I couldn't even listen to my radio. So until recently I've been driving around with a virtually useless system. I went to another shop and they told me that there was a polarity reversal in the system. They fixed this and added bass blockers to all 6 speakers for $95. My system sounds amazing now and that's with no amplifier! I tried in eanedt to do business with Shawn because he's a young business owner and I wanted to support that. I relied on his experience and he took advantage of that and I feel like instead of saying that his installer made a mistake and correcting it. He took that opportunity to sell me an amp that I didn't need which he was quoting at aprox. $500.
He and I had spoke 45 minutes before I noticed the problem about not needing an amp,so I feel like he very boldly out and out lied to me. On the surface Shawn seems like a very nice and knowledgable person,but after all this time without a radio and having to pay someone else to fix his mistake.