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01-02-2014, 08:20 PM

I appreciate the input. I have a few more questions though. I have noticed in my searches that there was a few different models that were made in this same case design. To be more specific the style I have is a 8 button. I have found a 9 button that the chassis is in far better condition then mine and the unit in general seems to be complete minus a power cord. Would I be able to use that chassis in my case and would the chassis parts be interchange able?

What places do you all recommend for the Schematics and if available a factory repair manual of sorts?

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