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Mission speaker repairs?

Dizz · 2004-09-06 13:57:23

Anyone know of somewhere in Dublin that will repair mission speakers? One of my 780's have gone tits up :( Dizz

06-09-2004 1:57pm

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Anyone know of somewhere in Dublin that will repair mission speakers? One of my 780's have gone tits up

Dizz

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#2 06-09-2004 9:00pm

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Yes, you could try AV Import. They're the main distributer in Ireland for Mission, Pioneer and Bandridge. Contact them on 01 4504855.

If they are unwilling to repair, they may direct you someone who will though I do think they do have their own repair workshop.

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#3 07-09-2004 10:05am

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Cheers byte

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#4 09-09-2004 8:28pm

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Just out of intrest, how old are they and did they just die or were they pushed over the edge? I have a Full set of Mission's (M35's etc) and just wondering?

Sean

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#5 10-09-2004 12:25am

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They're about 3-4 years old and have always been treated well. Last week the right speaker decided to have a hissy fit Seems to be the circuit that splits the input signal between the tweeter and woofer that's acting up, the speakers themselves are fine.

Dizz

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