Hi,

My Turbosound ip3000 is 1 year and 1/2 old (it was not registered but have proof of purchase via Ebay). It is clipping out intermittently for 3 seconds throughout gigs. Can I just replace the mainboard myself? If so, can you send me one? Or do I have to send it for service? If so where? Will this be covered? Thank you. 

John

I have a Turbosound ip 1000 that has been carefully used, never beatup or pushed to a clipping point. 
Recently, I've got a hissing, static noise from it and I can completely turn the volume down to MUTE and the hissing persists. At full volume the hissing is about the same. 
I've hit the terminals with electronics cleaner to no good result. 
This unit has no firmware or capacity for it. No USB input, so it's not firmware.
Thoughts?

I recent purchased a set of IP 3000 speaker from an individual who bought them from Sweetwater about 3 years ago.  I have a powered subwoofer issue and I need service.  I like to know how to obtain service since I'm not the original owner and not sure if they are registered.  

The brain to the Sub and IP comes on and changes volume but the lower tower segment and sub has NO sound -help. Have not done a FW upgrade to current but it should still work like it walys has without that right?   Did a factory re set -nothing changed. Ideas?

Sweet water wants me to pay to ship it back to them and they don't know if they or someone else will work on it. This sucks

Started a ticket with Music tribe and they said I have to deal with Sweetwater because thats their agreement :(

Good Day

I am looking to buy two IP2000 v2 from Thurman.de and have them delivered in Lisbon Portugal. Will i still retain my warrenty as its out of the country where it was bought?

And what kind of after sales service is there in Portugal for Turbo Sound in genral?

last question: If i link the two speakers, do i then get the use of 6 channels, or can I only use the cannels on the primary unit and not the slave unit.

Hi guys!
I bought a Turbosound ip2000 speakers on the USA eBay and delivered them to Europe.
I was hoping that their power supply would have a 110v-220v voltage switch (American or European standard), as it is implemented in the speakers of many other manufacturers. But when I got my speakers, I was very upset not seeing the opportunity to change the voltage.
Is it possible to change the voltage in the power supply of these speakers without replacing the power supply?
I bought used speakers, so I understand that the manufacturer's warranty no longer applies to them, and I can safely redo the power supply.
Can someone help me?

The power switch on my subwoofer just stopped turning on, no matter what I do it won't flip. Do I need a new power switch or whole new power supply? How do I find either? My subwoofer speaker itself is also blown. Would it be cheaper to replace each part individually or just replace the entire subwoofer? If so how do I find just the subwoofer?