Is your factory head unit acting up?

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I've done business with George at Short Circuit a few times since NICOclub was founded over a decade ago, and George has been with us the whole time.

He and his team are magicians with factory audio systems, and they're a Clarion Authorized Repair facility (Nissan uses Clarion head units in most of their vehicles). They're also adept with Bose units, which appear in many Infiniti cars.

Check out this article from George and his team: http://www.nicoclub.com/shortcircuit

Enjoy!


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I'm gonna check this out!

Side note - my MS3 is having some LEDs going out behind its factory head unit, but that's a job for Bumper-to-Bumper warranty, methinks.

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Awesome. As factory audio becomes more heavily integrated (in K-body Cadillacs you have to move the factory HU to the trunk if you use aftermarket audio), it's good to see more repair services becoming available.

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like cell phone repair shops, this is probably going to turn into a nice little business.

especially if you get contracted by dealers for all these stupid infotainment systems.


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