Since you can’t repair them yourself, do you know anyone with electronic repair skills and tools who might try to do it for you as a favour?
Given the cost of the speakers, professional repair services will probably advise you that it is not economically viable for you to get them to repair the speakers.
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Their repair costs (labour + parts) will probably set you back more than a new set of similar speakers.
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Their repair costs (labour + parts) will probably set you back more than a new set of similar speakers, especially the Z130.
The labour cost will be the greater part of the cost of the repair. It still takes time and expertise to diagnose the problem and then hopefully fix it, if the perhaps necessary appropriate part is readily available and it is not a proprietary one made for (or by) the speaker manufacturer so it is unobtainable.
Since you can’t repair them yourself, do you know anyone with electronic repair skills and tools who might try to do it for you as a favour?
Given the cost of the speakers, professional repair services will probably advise you that it is not economically viable for you to get them to repair the speakers.
Their repair costs (labour + parts) will probably set you back more than a new set of similar speakers.
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The labour cost will be the greater part of the cost of the repair. It still takes time and expertise to diagnose the problem and then hopefully fix it, if the appropriate part is readily available and not a proprietary one made for (or by) the speaker manufacturer.
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The labour cost will be the greater part of the cost of the repair. It still takes time and expertise to diagnose the problem and then hopefully fix it, if the perhaps necessary appropriate part is readily available and it is not a proprietary one made for (or by) the speaker manufacturer so it is unobtainable.
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Since you can’t repair them yourself, do you know anyone with electronic repair skills and tools who might try to do it for you as a favour?
Given the cost of the speakers, professional repair services will probably advise you that it is not economically viable for you to get them to repair the speakers.
Their repair costs (labour + parts) will probably set you back more than a new set of similar speakers.
The labour cost will be the greater part of the cost of the repair. It still takes time and expertise to diagnose the problem and then hopefully fix it, if the appropriate part is readily available and not a proprietary one made for (or by) the speaker manufacturer.