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just heard about the shytty news for all of ya that bought new product before the DEI buy-out, all product including stuff already bought is SWITCHED to 1 year only, so if you ha a 3 year and you are past the one year mark, your screwed. sorry people, pisses me off too.
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isn't that against the law, what about the limited lifetime on there subs
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i would guess that since they were boughten out, they are not legally binded to their old rules of business, only the new ones.
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they still have to warranty all there old stuff
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Actually there is a law , but like on the Codealarm deal they bought it out of Bankruptcy court and in that case they do not have to aquire any of the debts of codealarm, so i would guess that they have done something simular with the purchase of ADST, that why they spend the big money on attorneys.
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okay i got a better understanding about warranty, businesses don't have to provide a warranty, but if they write it down then they are obligated under law to honour it
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I talked to one of the DEI guys and he said that when DEI bought ADST, they don't have to honor the warranties but it would a good business practice if they did. What they do now is if you send in a amp that's I think 5 years old or less, you can pay the upgrade to a new version, the upgrade cost about half what the new amp would be. I had a customer send in a XTR 2250 "Beast", they wouldn't fix it, they told him he could pay to upgrade to a XTR Pro 2400 so he did.
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that sounds kewl, wonder if they can do upgrades for amps that work, hmmmm, so others can have the old style. i got a couple that need to be sent in yet i have some that work perfect, be nice to have the G4's so i can water-cool them!
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by HCCAfan: that sounds kewl, wonder if they can do upgrades for amps that work, hmmmm, so others can have the old style. i got a couple that need to be sent in yet i have some that work perfect, be nice to have the G4's so i can water-cool them
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