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had the same problem here. i didnt even think that chips from the machine shop i work in could have caused this issue. i have never had a problem with speakers in the 7 years i have been working with steel. i was still inside my 30 day period and i just took the phone back for a refund because there are no phones to be found in my area.
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You put a stronger magnet over a weaker one? Hmmmmm, something tells me that may not have been the best idea, especially when one is somewhat finely tuned. I could be wrong, just doesn't seem like a good idea......
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You purchased the Evo without TEP? Always, Always buy TEP on these advanced devices. The phone may be $200 after rebate, but full retail is close to $500...thats a pretty big investment to not have some sort of insurance on. The 1 year mauf. warranty is only good for defects on the phone. The Sprint TEP covers everything (lost, stolen, damaged) doesn't matter if you ran it over, that $7 a month will save you from having to pay full retail for the phone. If your still within your 30 days...you can still add the $7 fee...but anything after that you are on your own.
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I bought the phone without a contract, unfortunately my 30 days are up and I forgot to purchase the TEP. However, the speaker in in the EVO only takes minutes to replace,=D> the kicker is they are not available anywhere right now, does anybody have a clue where you can get a replacement speaker?
I already had the speaker out and delicately cleaned all the tiny chips off of its foil-like surface, however it still sound like poop, Im guessing its blown from jammin' too much Godsmack full volume on Pandora. Rock on! Last edited by HTC_nut; 08-26-2010 at 08:48 PM. |
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