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Anonymous Posted on Oct 27, 2008

Problems with circuitry on my trc-931 boombox

I need to know were i can buy parts for my trc-931 boomer. the problems are to many to list.

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Did you get it fixed? Was it worth it? Im debating fixing mine now....

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