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My RSW 15 is less than six months old. I noticed the other day that the small indicator light on the front was out. Fuse is good, and power is getting inside the unit, but other than that, its dead! Problem is, I have a group of people that get together once a year to demo our new stuff. This year its at my house to demo the new sub and guess what, wouldnt you know two weeks before the date it went south on me. Of course I didnt keep that ridiculously large box that it came inId need an entire room just to store all the boxes. So how do I get this thing fixed? Can Klipsch just send me a new amp and allow me to install it? Do I have to build a wooden box and ship it across country? Any ideas would be appreciated. P.S. I bought it at the Good Guys with an extended warranty plan. ------------------ "Everyone has an opinion--some are just better than others"

Anyone interested in moving any of these? please email me. Or Does anyone know where I can find these... dmorgan@apr.com Thanks

I returned my DSP A-1 for the RX-V1 in order to get the benefit of the 92KHZ Dacswhich I feed a true digital 96/48 from my Denon 5000 DVD player. That being said, most of the new formats (i.e. Sonys SACD and the DVDA) are only outputting an analog signal. Which means that the DSP A-1 will do fine with these newer formats by utilizing the 6.1 channel analog inputsthese bypass all DSP functions and, or course, circuitry. IF you happen to have a device that outputs a digital 48/92khz signal, then the older DSP-A-1 would miss out on this higher sampling rate material. But remember, if your external device has good dacsor if you purchase a good outboard dac such as MSB technologies, you would never need to upgrade for this reason alone. As for the DSP modes on the YamahaGod if I havent heard this argument beforeIf you have the Entertainment dsp on your Yamaha you can alter it to deliver 8.1 channels of stereo. Of course these are not discrete channels because the music was not recorded in 8.1 discrete channels. But it will fill the room nicely with soundjust as the Denon will do. Yamaha decided they too were sick of hearing about Denons 5 channel stereo so on their newer and less expensive RXV1000 they re-named one of their DSPs stereo. Its all in the delivery I guess.

Howdy folks--thanks in advance of any input you may have. I'm moving, and want to put some in-wall speakers to be used as surround speakers and double for music. I've had this arrangement before and actually like it quite well. My question is, should I be looking at the Reference or Synergy Custom series to match my KSP 400's and my center which is a KLF-C7? OR, should I be re-thinking the whole idea and move on to actual surround speakers. Problem is, I like the 5 channel stereo mode and think that dipoles might be too diffuse. Any ideas? Thanks.