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jake murgatroyd Posted on May 01, 2015

I need a picture of the circuit board for power acoustik ts1440-2.theres a few loose wires that i need to solder

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SOURCE: I need a circuit diagram

hello try this web sight ..www.eserviceinfo.com..it takes a bit of working out how to get them..they come in a rar file so you also have to download a system called bitzipper ..also adobe 8 ..you can then convert to pdf files to read them ..i downloaded full w/shop manuals that i had been everywhere trying to find..they cover a lot of gear .hope you have luck...

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