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SteviesV8Vogue

New Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #1

Hi Every one

Do you need to go to A dealer when you need a new DSP Amp??
If not where can I get one from??

Cheers
Steven

 

Saint.V8

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• Apr 29, 2013

• #2

The infamous Bay of E may throw something up!

 

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SteviesV8Vogue

New Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #3

morning Saint
I've looked there, there's one on for £500 second hand, not sure what sort of money they are new but this was definitely not, bit sceptical in buying a second hand one..

 

Saint.V8

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• Apr 29, 2013

• #4

SteviesV8Vogue said:

morning Saint
I've looked there, there's one on for £500 second hand, not sure what sort of money they are new but this was definitely not, bit sceptical in buying a second hand one..

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New is considerably more than that...

 

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SteviesV8Vogue

New Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #5

Saint.V8 said:

New is considerably more than that...

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Are these repairable do you know??
I'm saying its broke but one minute it's working and there's sound then the sound will just go off and the DSP will go from the screen then a few minutes later it'll all come back.. then there's days like today when there's nothing at all.

 

Saint.V8

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Full Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #6

Have you checked the rear quarter for moisture??

Check all the connections and units in there...moisture is a big issue on the rear LH quarter of the L322....official LR repair was a plastic bag!

 

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SteviesV8Vogue

New Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #7

I did take the connections off the DSP gave them a clean and put them back but that was all.
I'll have a look at the rest later today..
Thanks

 

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dolphinboy

Active Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #8

Steve, what model is yours? look at the connectors in the rear. I have a spare one which I bought but was the wrong model for mine and the seller wouldn't take it back. I'll try adn find a picture for you. you can have it at cost.

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #9

The usual problem is corrosion due to water leaks. You need to look very carefully in the bottom of the connectors for any sign of green corrosion on all the units as one can affect all the others, this will short out signal lines.
There are places that fix the DSP's, not sure about the UK but I know there is a guy in Holland that does them. BMW ones of the right vintage/type can also be used I believe.

 

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paulvasey

Active Member

• Apr 29, 2013

• #10

There is a company down south that can fix the dsp amps for around £300 , a google search might throw them up.

 

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dolphinboy

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• Apr 30, 2013

• #11

Steve, pics here.

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