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Bwcad1
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Ryan from Ohio wrote:The 880PRS I had was a refurb without any issues/problems.
Yea some of them are fine but the 3 we have had the pleasure of dealing with all had noise issues. Even with the processor. I wonder y it was a refurb? :awesome:
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Post by Ryan from Ohio »

Ya I kind of figured as much. Thats why I bought the Refurb... lol

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Post by colemanyoungerinalaska »

isnt the noise problem caused by a little fuse in the deck going out due to the deck not being grounded correctly
thats what i read b4 i got mine so i grounded the metal case to my chassis b4 doing any other wiring

my 880prs is a refurb as well
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colemanyoungerinalaska wrote:isnt the noise problem caused by a little fuse in the deck going out due to the deck not being grounded correctly
thats what i read b4 i got mine so i grounded the metal case to my chassis b4 doing any other wiring

my 880prs is a refurb as well
A lot of the units have bad internal grounds, creating high resistance and melting the soldier point and eventually failing. This isnt specifically the prs but many other pioneers.
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