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Strathfield Brookvale is a premium car-audio and electronics retailer in Brookvale, NSW. The business advertises custom audio installations, GPS/navigation solutions, in-car audio-visual entertainment and hands-free systems, and lists marine and navigation product categories on its website. It operates from 1/750 Pittwater Rd, Brookvale (opening hours listed on the site).
Service area: Brookvale, NSW
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Ocean Phase Marine Electrical SolutionsMona Vale, NSW5.0 · 10 Google reviews
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★ 4.4 · 116 Google reviews
“I’m writing to say that over the last at 20 years I’ve had many services on car stereos including custom made woofer boxes Just yesterday I dropped in & was wondering how I could disconnect & remove my phone cradle To my surprise straight away a technician came out & did the job in 5 minutes I’ve dealt with Jason one of the owners & he’s been always respectful & accommodating Cheers Geoff Cassidy”
“The Strathfield Car Radio team was very kind to me this week. My rear dash cam fell off and they were busy but still managed to help me sticking it back up... Top guys. Thank you very much.”
“Arrogant, rude guy behind the counter (also giving completely wrong info). Also uncompetitive prices (can see old stock that competitors have for roughly half the price of these guys). Will spend my $ elsewhere. And no, this is a genuine review; I was unaware you identify customers when they enter the store! I didn’t buy from you, due to the interaction I had, that should’ve been clear. So don’t amend the review because it’s negative. Rather than accuse me of lying, speak to your staff and take some accountability. 100% honest and good faith review!”
Hi nck, We have no record of any interaction, transaction, or enquiry under this name or matching the details described. Additionally, this exact review has been posted across multiple unrelated businesses, which indicates it may not be a genuine customer experience. As a business, we take customer feedback seriously and maintain detailed records of all work and communications. At this stage, we are unable to verify that this review relates to Strathfield Brookvale in any way. If this has been posted in error, we request that it be removed. If you believe this review is legitimate, please contact us directly with your invoice or vehicle details so we can investigate immediately. In the absence of this information, we will be reporting this review to Google as misleading and not representative of a real customer experience. – Strathfield Brookvale Team
“Brought my car in as it had a problem with the soundsystem producing bass, the team at Strathfield brookvale did a lot of analysis on the situation and it eventually turned out to be a setting in the head unit. After much time spent on it they still let me walk away with the issue resolved, FREE OF CHARGE. Very satisfied with my experience at Strathfield brookvale, would highly recommend and will return in the future.”
“Absolute top blokes, extremely helpful and lightning fast service. Called in to pick up an car stereo antenna adapter, was in my hands within 30 seconds and free of charge. Cheers legends!!!”
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