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  1. 01-04-2007 01:27 AM #1
    cambir
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    Default RT800 Binding Posts

    Broken binding post on an RT800...is this an easy diy fix/replacement and available from Polk, or could this be a potential costly repair shop visit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cambir
    Broken binding post on an RT800...is this an easy diy fix/replacement and available from Polk, or could this be a potential costly repair shop visit?
    Recently my f/x 1000 binding posts broke and polk sent me the new crossover to replace it. I replaced it by myself! Thanks to Polk, they truly have excellent Customer Service.

    I'm sure they'll help you too.
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