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My sub-woofer (KSW-10) has been dead since the electricity went out, due to the wonderful hurricanes we experieced here in Florida recently. I tried replacing the fuse, but it kept blowing it. I've had it checked and was told that it's getting juice, but the tranformer was blown. I ordered a new one from Klipsch and had it installed. Still doesn't work. Was told it may need a new circuit board &/or outer plug-in panel. Any one with any spare parts out there - or advice?

My sub-woofer has been dead since the electricity went out, due to the wonderful hurricanes we experieced here in Florida recently. I tried replacing the fuse, but it kept blowing it. I've had it checked and was told that it's getting juice, but the tranformer was blown. I ordered a new one from Klipsch and had it installed. Still doesn't work. Was told it may need a new circuit board &/or outer plug in panel. Any one with any spare parts out there - or advice?

I've heard a rumor......is it true? When wiring my home theather system (5.1 system- Klipsch speakers front, rear, center and sub-woofer, powered by a Pioneer VSXD514K receiver) I was told to make sure all speaker wire was the exact same length -- no mater what speaker it was going to -- to obtain correct/optimal sound. Is this true or not? I am using 14 gage speaker cable.