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How To: Replace the battery in your Liberty or MegaVox Pro systems

February 20th, 2008Posted by Steve Tipon in Featured, How To

Today we are going to walk you through the correct procedure on how to replace a dead battery in either your Liberty or MegaVox Pro portable sound system. For your convenience there are two versions of these procedures to view: HTML or PDF.

Liberty Battery Replacement Procedeure
Download the PDF version here

MegaVox Pro Battery Replacement Procedeure
Download the PDF version here

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85 comments

  1. Landers says:

    Hello, I just stopped by your blog and wanted to say hi. You have a lot of really great content here, I can’t wait to read more. I’ll be back soon, thanks a lot for posting!

  2. louanng says:

    Thanks for stopping by…

  3. Kim says:

    Is there anyplace in the Chicago, IL area that carries the Anchor MegaVox Pro system? I’d like to see before I buy and I’d like to buy today. Thanks.

  4. Skip Corbett says:

    Thank you for your blog!
    Is there anywhere you can find service support manuals on the Liberty 4500 and 6000?
    My built-in wireless (x2) works great, but I cannot get the CD or the other 2 mic channels not the line in to work – any Ideas?
    Thanks!

  5. louanng says:

    Hello Skip, if you can contact Steve Tipon with technical support at stevet@anchoraudio.com, he will be able to provide you with assistance.

    thanks for blogging!

  6. daubricourt says:

    manuel anchor 4500 liberty 1998

  7. louanng says:

    Hello daubricourt! Please contact Richard Araujo at richardc@anchoraudio.com with any questions regarding the 4500 series Liberty.

  8. Khart says:

    I am looking for a power cord for a Voyager PB-300. Any suggestions?

  9. louanng says:

    Hello, please contact Steve Tipon at SteveT@anchoraudio.com and he can guide you in the right direction. Thanks!

  10. Jan Tillisch says:

    I own a pair of Liberty 4500 and one of them shuts off at about 65 volume capacity. The amp circuit board in the problem speaker is 2100-0110-00 Rev A, the other is Rev B (and has your name as QC check!) and does not have this problem. Both have the battery option. Any suggestions?

    I’m also looking for a W/L handheld mic for SR2 unit that is built in to the problem unit, channel 9 do these still exist?

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