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Oops. Accidentally posted twice. Didnt know the first one went through. Sorry.

I've just got my 4.1's recently and bought myself the m-audio sonica theater usb soundcard. Problem is that after installing the sound card, i've been getting lots of pops and clicks while playing music. Anyone got a solution to this?

I've just got my 4.1's recently and bought myself the m-audio sonica theater usb soundcard. Problem is that after installing the sound card, i've been getting lots of pops and clicks while playing music. Anyone got a solution to this?

I didn't call them but instead i emailed them. They told me that they don't sell the 220V plate amp in US, so they referred me to a local Australian retailer which also told me they don't sell plate amps, and referred me back to Klipsch USA. I will be trying my luck with Hong Kong tomorrow. I will let you know when i get a quotation. There is one going for sale on ebay right now at a buy it now price of US$110, but that's a 120V V.2-400 version... so thats no good for me.

Thanks! You were of great help!

I have another question, is it ok for me to simply change the amp plates to 220V ones and connect it to the satellites? Wouldn't the satellites be running on 120V too, or it doesn't matter?

Just ignore him. He's probably doing it for fun. He'll stop when no one replies him.

Is there anyone out there willing to sell me your amplifier plates? I'm looking for 220V ones or is it 240V, not very sure. PLEASE......

Thanks! I didn't know you could test speakers that way. Fortunately, my speakers are still working fine, so i guess i just have to order a 220V version of the amp plate. Hope it's not too expensive. Thanks again for the advice!

Nope, i brought it over from US, totally forgot about the voltage difference.

I forgot to mention that i am in Australia so there isn't any official Klipsch dealers here which are able to help me. It wouldn't be practical for me to ship it back to US for repairs. It's probably not going to be worth it. Thanks for the advice anyway.

I have no idea whether the satellites are fine or not. I need to figure out a way to test it. Anyway, i did a search on ebay and only found one that is 120V which i can't use. I bought my speakers on ebay and had to wait 4 months for it to arrive. I haven't even heard how it sounds. How unlucky. Thanks for the advice anyway, i'll try looking for 240V amps. Anyone else got any other solutions for me?

First of all, i would like to declare that i am an audio idiot(probably in many other areas too). Ok, i did something really stupid with my klipsch speakers by powering it with a 240V power supply when its only 120V. Initially i thought it was just the fuse that went, but after replacing the fuse and powering it up with a variety of transformers, it still doesn't work So, i guess something else decided to fry during the power surge. The guy selling me the transformer told me that its probably a small problem somewhere and it can be fixed easily. So i have to find that out by bringing it to a speaker repair shop. Thats one issue, the other would be the total price i am paying for everything. I did a quick calculation and realised that if i pay for the repairs and purchase a transformer, i probably just need to top up a little bit more to buy a brand new set of 4.1s. Is it true that i need at least a 500w transformer in order for the speakers to perform at its optimum standards? Its the transformer that costs a bomb So, is it possible that i can simply buy a klipsch standalone promedia subwoofer(thats if klipsch is willing to sell me) that is compatible with the australian electrical standards and use it with my existing satellite speakers? Or will it be the same if i just bought a promedia 2.1 set here and used the subwoofer with my 4.1 satellites? Will the sound quality be the same still? I really hope someone out there can advise me on this. I am really in need of help