JeffreyMercado

Outlaw LFE DTS-ES fix now posted on sight

To find instructions go here:
http://www.outlawaudio.com/update.html
Top notch service that can't be beat.

Mark All

Good job Outlaws! I think most people would take option 1 or the DIY method if comfortable with tinkering inside a computer.

Audio, ergo sum.

Mike Up

Edited:
Should had looked at the link closer. Didn't realize it was a finalized update to their original posting.

I'd definitely take option 2 if I were an owner. What happens if the 'computer shop' damages the chip. Then Outlaw accepts no responsibility since it was a shop of your choosing? This situation just leaves to many questions unanswered on who accepts liability and how a repair problem would be resolved.

Option 2 seems to be the route to avoid possible hassles and frustrations.

Each to their own.



Original message:
Yep, a while ago.

Outlaw fix celebration.

BTW, the thread was closed.

Russell _T

Thanks Jeff.

Russ Tarvin
If it\'s too loud, you\'re too old.

Parker Clack

Quote:

BTW, the thread was closed.

For very obvious reasons.

Glad to hear that the Outlaws have addressed this matter in such a short period of time from being informed of the problem to a fix.

I am going to be going with option 1 myself.

Parker