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*1LOWSUV*
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I have a PPi EPX-223 two/three way crossover that in need of repair, does anyone know if TIPS or ARC are still in business and do they repair X-overs?

Any other place that does these repairs? Any help is appreciated.

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Whats actually wrong with it?

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quote:
Originally posted by TeamSubGoPoof:
Whats actually wrong with it?
No sound comes through when hooked up. By-pass it and everything is fine. [Cool]

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