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  1. 10-26-2009, 08:36 PM #1
    harley .guy07
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    what to do what to do

    tonight I was listening to some jazz when my sub started to shut on and off so I decided to check it out. well before I could get to it it fried. The thing that sucks that it just wasn't the components it was the circuit board that felt the brunt of the damage. It looks like I am on the drawing board for a new sub. I liked the sub I had it was one of the flatest responce subs in its price class but you know nothing lasts forever. oh well it seems like when you just get comfortable with a component it gives you problems. I can just be glad I was hear to keep the burn to the circuit board and not my house!!!!!!!!!!!!
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