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I just thought I'd post this as it'd be useful for those with straight cables they don't mind splicing and rewiring...
![]() If it is very useful then could the mods make it sticky? ![]() |
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Don't know about making it a sticky mate. You can buy a new one for under £3 !!!
Every dbox owner should have PT-1's helpfile on their PC's desktop, thats where you will find everything you need to know about the dbox. |
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