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Turn your broken Rock Band kit around

If you are like most people who play "Rock Band" religiously, chances are you've broken your kit and are debating whether or not to toss it and buy a new one or call Harmonix and ask for a refund. This hack shows a rather complex, but do-able way to fix your ailing plastic musical life.

Fix Your Rock Band Drums - Link

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Posted by: Mike K on March 1, 2008 at 9:09 PM

Of course, you can have it replaced for free as well just by going to EA's support site.

Posted by: Tuner on July 30, 2008 at 9:44 AM

megapedal.com

or you can replace the plastic pedal with a Mega Pedal and never have to send another one in to EA...

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