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Well the RW-10D is out of stock so they left me with the KSW-10 until the RWs are in. Question, does the sub need a break in time or anything similar before the optional EQ modes of Punch or Debth are utilized?

He's contemplating putting the ksw-10 in,, is there a quality or monetary differrence in them? I know i like the looks of the rw010d better but it looks like the pre-amp or something in it is not working correctly.

The tech is here now troubleshooting,, seems like it will cut out then if we juice up the volume it comes back for a while then cuts out after a few mintues. Any thoughts? I turned the auto on to ON always,, doesnt seem to be making a difference. Tried different recievers, no difference.

have this new Rw-10D ,, the entire system was installed by a dealer,, the RW-10D keeps cutting out. I called the dealer and they think it may be a connection, well that was checked and it did the same thing with a new cable. I use a Sony STR-500 A/V reciever and have the input run to the L input on the subwoofer, although it does the cutting out whether it is in the L or the R input on the subwoofer. Electrical is checked, no problems there, the display and all works when it is not putting out sound. What could be causing this, the dealer says if this is a bad subwoofer from Klipsch it will be the first they have ever seen. Is there something i am not trying?