karmicanomaly

Hehehee no actually I managed to curb my enthusiasm for just enough time so as to find a converter to allow access of the plug into the power-point.

Got the 4.1's from my aunt in the states and was all gung ho on trying them so I put them in my 240v power socket (the klipsches accept only 120v) so anyways I think something in the woofer is fried (some coil may have broken according to my electrical engineer), the question now arises whether there is anyway I can salvage these speakers, forget warranty because my aunt has already left for the states. What has happened, and why can I get no power even after using a converter? Is there some way I can recoil the broken transformer? Will the power problem affect the performance of the speakers through sound quality? Can the situation be remedied locally? Any Inputs will help cause Im more or less at sea and yes I re-iterate the fact that I am such a moron for landing in this mess.

Talking about India, got the 4.1's from my aunt in the states and was all gung ho on trying them so I put them in my 240v power socket (the klipsches accept only 120v) so anyways I think something in the woofer is fried (some coil may have broken according to my electrical engineer), the question now arises whether there is anyway I can salvage these speakers, forget warranty because my aunt has already left for the states. What has happened, and why can I get no power even after using a converter? Will the power problem affect the performance of the speakers through sound quality? Can the situation be remedied locally?