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Old 6th October 2006   #1
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hear me out SLUTZZZ !!!! i have a pioneer real top real tape that my partner enjoys and uses it, it got stuck, it dosent work anymore i think the motor died, does anyone know a decent place in NY to fix it ?

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Rogue Music on 30th street sometimes does that kind of thing.
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dBM Pro Audio is a known pro-audio repair shop in Mid-town:
http://www.dbmproaudio.com/
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dBM Pro Audio is a known pro-audio repair shop in Mid-town:
http://www.dbmproaudio.com/
f**k dbm. i had countless nightmares when being forced to deal with these people. don't count on them doing what you requested or doing it professionally.
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They fixed my Crown amp ok but it wasnt cheap and you have to pay I think $100+ just for them to tell you the problem.

I did hear a few other complain about them.
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