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New member-old subwoofer ;)

archimedeslever, modified 3 Years ago.

New member-old subwoofer ;)

Youngling Posts: 0 Join Date: 1/19/20 Recent Posts

Hey there. 
 

This community is great. You are all so very helpful. 
 

I am having some problems getting power to my 7050B subwoofer. 
 

My own simple attempts at repair have failed. 
 

I was wondering if it would be possible to purchase a new, complete circuit board for it
 

Upon inspection there seems to be some scoring which may be causing the problem. 

subwoofer 7050b repair circuitry

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jani-oksanen, modified 3 Years ago.

RE: New member-old subwoofer ;)

Jedi Master Posts: 449 Join Date: 3/30/17 Recent Posts

Hi there,

For any product related issues, please reach us at service@genelec.com and inform the product name, serial number, and information where you are from and we will shortly get back to you with further information how to have your product serviced.


​​​Best Regards,
Jani Oksanen
​​​​​​​Customer Support Team