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RP-260F towers.. Quinet III set.. SVS Ultra subs
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Garage Sale
I had put the sale of these on the back burner for a bit.. but will start listing everywhere in the next day or two. Msg me if interested. -
The Reference towers are approx 1.5 years old. Perfect shape. Ebony finish. No boxes for these, so local cash pickup only (Auburn, WA). $500 firm. Actual pics available on request. The Quintet set is in great shape also. Bought used locally a couple years ago, but we moved shortly after I picked them up and the little system they were meant for never came to be. 4 sats and center only on these.. no sub. $150 firm. These are in their original packaging, so could ship them. And, although not my main focus to sell, I also have a pair of earlier SVS Ultra Cylinder subs (passive) with separate 1,000W Samson amp that I will part with. The room I'm in now will not accommodate these things. $700 for the pair with amp. Local only on these as well. Thanks for looking. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
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I'm here. Whad I miss? (pm replied)
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I have a little Paradigm CC V3 I'll let you have for 20 bucks plus shipping..
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One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
Klipsch is coming through! They're going to cover the shipping back for the replacement. w00t! -
One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
1) Yes. 2) Of course. 3) No, I haven't measured at the terminals. I have a multimeter burried in the garage somewhere I think... Yes, but that would have been a waste of a perfectly good envelope. -
One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
*Update* - I called, and I guess it's been escalated to a supervisor in their support dept to see if they can authorize a return label for me. So that's a positive I guess. We'll see what happens. Thanks all for hearing me out and giving suggestions and whatnot. -
One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
The first time I contacted them online I believe it was 30 days from purchase exactly. Then I couldn't find the ticket number from that communication which you need to check status... so I submitted a second one, which was about a week later. I'll call this morning (if I have time. Tomorrow for sure).. see what they say. I've owned lots of Klipsch products over the years. Hopefully these won't be my last. -
One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
Just got this response back to confirm: "Our Warranty Policy does state that the customer is responsible for shipping the product back to us. We do cover the shipping to get the new product to you." -
One of my RP-260's is 3-4 dB quieter than the other
jephdood replied to jephdood's topic in Home Theater
Yes, same length wires and they stayed in place when I swapped L & R channels. It's an Onkyo TX-NR809 powering them. Rated @ 135wpc, 2 channels driven. I even moved them to our family room and ran them off a Denon AVR 951 there... same issue (of course). This is on the Return Authorization they sent to me: "Return shipping for exchanges/repairs is the sole responsibility of the original retail purchaser." I thought that was a little bogus myself.. -
Right at 30 days in to my RP-260 purchase direct from Klipsch, I finally got around to calibrating my system an noticed one of the towers was 3-4 dB quieter. I know it's the speaker itself by moving it's position to the other side and the problem followed it. Klipsch is willing to swap it out under warranty, but... I think *I* have to pay to ship the thing back... which isn't cheap. I don't see why I'm responsible for more out of pocket with a defective product, but whatever. It is what it is I guess. I can level adjust with my receiver, and the test tones sound pretty close to each other by doing this... but I don't want to hang on to a speaker that might have bigger issues later. There's something obviously not quite right with it... but is it enough of a deal to shell out for shipping it back and being without one of my speakers for who knows how long? What would you do? Thanks.
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I don't mean to thread crap, but why would I buy your dots when I can get these in 3D locally for a good price?
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Bumpers.. Oh, also.. turns out I still have the box for the 51's. So I guess those are ship'able.