Hear No Evil

I have had these guys do several jobs large and small (commercial and residential), as well as purchased home theatre parts multiple times here. In general I have found them to be very knowledgeable. You get real service here, by people who actually know what they are talking about, and not pretend to like at Best Buy. Go here if you have a bit of a budget and want some wow factor.

I talked on the phone to Edward and described in detail the problem I was having with my stereo receiver. I asked if they could service it. He asked when and I said today. After a few minutes he talked to someone else and said bring it in. I said I’d be there in a half hour. He said they could work on it right away.
So I drove to the store. When I got there I was told that Edward had to go on a call. Then Scott said that they do not repair stuff. He tried to switch me to something else. A true bait and switch. I would never do business with this outfit.

I got a new stereo for my ’95 Corrola today. The young man at the counter was very helpful and we picked the perfect item for my car within a few minutes. He then set us up in the projection room with a movie to watch while they installed the stereo, which took about an hour. He sat in the car with me and showed me how to hook up my iPhone via Bluetooth to the system and we were all done! Very clean nice store, with prices CLEARLY marked– no cheesy salesmen here. Thank you!

I went into this place about 20 minutes before closing to try to buy a center speaker for my home theater system — I had to drive about an hour out after work to get to this place on time. I had called them already that afternoon so I had an idea of what I was going to buy, but the staff were helpful at giving me the comparisons between the speakers I wanted.
I was impressed with how clean and modern the showroom was, how well everything was laid out, and at how straightforward the salespeople were. I did not feel like I was being upsold at any moment. However if you do have any questions you should not be afraid to ask them for their opinions.
I eventually decided to go with one of their clearance models — a Paradigm CC-​290 V.5 (none left!) Even though I was quoted $ 350 on the phone, the salesperson on the spot decided that he could let it go for $ 325 — a much better deal than what I would have been buying in a high-​end audio store in Portland. Even while I was looking around, I saw a lot of good prices — many reasonable prices on modern equipment, as well as a number of low-​priced clearance models for those who can settle for older gear but not lesser quality. This store is filled with quality kit — Paradigm, B&W among the brands that you can buy.
These are some top-​notch friendly sales staff who are willing to go the extra mile. They were also willing to stay late after close to get me the cables I wanted and didn’t complain or attempt to rush me out of the door! They helped carry the speaker out to the car. We were also able to get local restaurant recommendations as well, which is a nice plus. Also, when I forgot my receipt on their desk, one of the guys even ran out to catch us before we left the parking lot! You don’t get much better than this as far as service goes.
If you’re looking for a little bit of an upgrade from a cheap home-​theatre-​in-​a-​box setup or want to get a step up from that aging stereo system at Best Buy, then this is one of the places to go in Oregon. Great audio equipment, good prices, and friendly sales staff.

Dan W. has been working on my cars for years now at Hear No Evil. I’ve never been disappointed. From basic to custom installs, this team can do anything. The showroom floor is also very impressive and the prices on products and labor are very reasonable. I highly recommend this place for any home or auto entertainment need.