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I am Batman
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Coast
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Hi guys.
I think i may have blown the internal amplifier in my ute after a little misshap connecting the wrong speaker cables to an amp!  I have no output from any of the speaker wires but the icc works as it should, i just have no sound. What would be my best option. Probably a new icc would be the easiest so how much are they and how quick can you send to nsw 2251? I just have the basic one. Alternatively is it possible to send you the circuit boards to repair. I need to use my car daily so cant really send the whole icc to be repaired. Many thanks! Last edited by creative; 17-11-2012 at 02:03 AM. |
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