I'm looking at buy a CB for my truck and I'm just looking for anyone that has a suggestion of a good reputable shop that is either online or that I can call them up and ship it to my home. Looking for a good peak and tune with no nonsense from a place that might say they do it, but you end up with worse tune then where it started at from factory. I don't mind forking over a little extra for a more reputable shop either. I live in Wisconsin and I'm not entirely sure about the local shops around here.
Suggestions of a good shop please.
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by TSRoll, Jan 14, 2013.
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Chucks CB Shop at the 126 on I-40 in Tennessee! He's very reasonable on prices. He does outstanding work. Give him a call at 731-847-9296! Tell him 007 sent you!
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If you get over to/thru Madison there is Q-5 Communications in Deforest exit 132, upstairs inside the Truckers Inn truck stop. One of the best shops out there IMHO.
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I just bought from Bells and will get it tomorrow....First time dealing with them but they have a good reputation and were great on the phone to deal with.
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I bought a radio from bells. Very nice people to do business with. I love my new CRE 8900
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After looking at Bells site and what they offer i'm a new fan.
The fact that they carry antennas from Fat Boy says they
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I've never done business with Bells. I've always went to Chuck. I've went to him for about 7 years and have ZERO complaints. He's a honest man and will always do you right!
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visited his shop a couple of weeks back for a misc radio part. not a bad guy at all. he had several of the old tube amps there for sale.Voltrucker Thanks this.
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Could always try amazon too. Bought myself a nice little Uniden, a SWR tuner, and a K40 antenna for under 100 bucks to put on my Audi. Use it when I do runs with buddies, to car meets and what not. Just a thought. Might I add, that K40 antenna is pretty impressive for just a trunk magnet setup. Tuning is easy, I think I ended up having to trim maybe 3/4th's of an inch off the whip. Somewhere in that general area. Though in the future I'd def go with something with a built in SWR. Far more convenient for sure.
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