Q-PC Real Car Computing has announced that it has partnered with Custom Sounds, based out of Austin, Texas, and Stereo West, based out of Omaha, Nebraska, as dealers for its line of Q-PC Real Car Computers. These specialty retailers will begin selling and installing Q-PC Real Car Computers in all their locations immediately.Custom Sounds operates 13 stores in the Texas, Missouri, and Illinois, with three more stores opening soon. Mike Cofield, president of Custom Sounds and chairman of the Mobile Electronics Retailers Association (MERA), comments, "We believe the Q-PC product is the beginning of in-car computing. This product will ultimately be the industry's largest growth area over the next decade. My hat is off to Q-PC."
Stereo West has two stores in Nebraska, with a third one on the way later this year. Owner Joe Cavanaugh, founding president, past chairman, and current advisor to the president of MERA, remarks, "As one of the leading 12-volt retailers, it's products like the Q-PC that keep us in the forefront and keeps everyone in the industry excited, not to mention that it gives us so much to talk about with customers. We are very excited about the new technology offered in the Q-PC. It is so versatile and so powerful."
Derrick Copeland, CEO of Q-PC Real Car Computing, insists, "It is important for us to partner with car audio specialty retailers that we feel have a strong commitment to excellence. Custom Sounds and Stereo West best match this criteria. We feel they will offer the consumer the ultimate in knowledge, service and installation of the Q-PC Real Car Computer."
Mark MacGrotty, national sales director for Q-PC, adds, "We feel that we have partnered with two of the most high profile car audio dealers in the United States. We look forward to doing business with both Custom Sounds and Stereo West for a long time to come."
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