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Pioneer Electronics (USA) Inc. today announced that five of its aftermarket car amplifiers require replacement to avoid potential short-circuits that may cause the amplifier to become inoperable. The models affected include three two-channel amplifiers: GM-X372, GM-X572 and GM-X972 as well as two four-channel amplifiers: GM-X374 and GM-X574. Consumers who own any of these amplifiers are encouraged to contact the dealer where they purchased the product for a free repair or replacement. Pioneer is not presently aware of any fire or other safety hazard caused by this issue.

As of March 17, 2003, we alert you to a potential service issue with some of Pioneer's aftermarket car amplifiers. Model numbers GM-X372 and GM-X374 may contain a sub-heatsink component that may permit short-circuits to occur in the amplifier and may result in heat and, in some cases, the appearance of smoke. The amplifier may also become inoperable. Pioneer is not presently aware of any fire or other safety hazard caused by this issue.

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