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Re: I'm back in town

Posted by Chuck G on April 7, 1999 at 04:32:46:
I haven't done the upgrade either since I don't have any serious problems with my unit. There should be a readme file with the download that explains the process. I've got the file downloaded and it contained the instructions in the readme.
The static you mentioned coming from your rear speakers is most curious. Have you tried switching cables and/or amps for the rears to see if that has an effect on the static?