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Do you have a good ground hooked up to the speakers? Have you tried plugging them back into the same power outlet they were in before? If so do they still hum or is the humming gone? Are you using some sort of power strip or plugged directly into the wall? Have you added anything since moving them or does the power flow the exactt same way from the wall to the subm. (Wall --> power strip --> sub or wall --> new power strip --> sub) ?

put in the mail today - USPS. Should be at your address by Dec 19th (if I heard the counter person correctly) Was insured. Let me know if a claim needs to be made.

I have a working control pod and guts of the woofer available. I use the cabinet and two woofeers attached to an external amp. The original guts have been repaired by Eliott (sp?) one time and those components *appear* still good. It has another problem somewhere. No charge for any of it; just glad someone can use it. I'll offer you first dibs on the control pod . If you also want the woofer amp/internals let me know. I probably can't ship out till around Dec 18th (box packed away in storage and no immediate plans to visit that location till then). PM me your shipping to address.

I have the ProMedia Ultra 5.1 and whatever the 4.1 system is called. 4.1 runs perfect, no issues. The 5.1 system has been repaired once, returned August 2008, then failed again (but in a different component - Elliot did a military-upgrade of the parts and those parts are still good). I'm not going to deal with another repair. I've purchased a receiver and, since I have nine little speakers, I may as well setup a 7.1 or 7.2 setup (receiver doesn't have outputs for a 9.x system). Once I get more funds, I'll buy new speakers but until then, these will have to do. #1.) The satellites and center are no problem hooking up. My question has to do with hooking up the sub. I know the PSU and sub output of the 5.1 works fine - the failure is somewhere in the satellite output. So, on the back of the 5.1 sub, there is the input for center/sub. The input is a 3.5mm "headphone jack". On the jack itself, separated in three by black insulator bands. If I hold the plug in the my hand with the tip up and tip is position #1, center is #2 and #3 is closed to my hand, which band is the sub signal carried on? My receiver has RCA LFEs output, so I know I'll need an adapter from RCA (male) to 3.5mm (male). But what I don't know is on the inside of the 5.1 sub, what part of the 3.5mm jack is for sub, and which is for the center? then can I get a 3.5mm jack what that same arrangement? #2.) Is it better to use the SWS link out of the 5.1 sub and connect that through some black magic voodoo connection or to use the second LFE output of the receiver to input to the 4.1 sub? #3.) I'd like to do away with the control pod of the 5.1 and of the 4.1 and have a knob installed on the back the plate amp that is already there. Is that possible? I guess I'm trying to ask is it possible to convert the 5.1 sub to a stand-alone sub?

Hello. Klipsch Pro Media 5.1 UItra I had my amp repaired by elliot-tronics back in June 2008 (took a while but the repair was successful). It seems to have partially died again this week: no subwoofer bass. What should come over the subwoofer comes out on the front channel. Looking at your post gives me a glimmer of hope. If I get the TA2020, I will need to get three of them, right? Front, back and center. How did you connect the subwoofer to it? Thanks.

Ok, so I had my PMU 5.1 amp repaired. It;s been a while since it was in the sub box. When reconnecting the sub speaker black and red wires to the posts on the amp., does the red wire go on the wider of the two connection posts or the smaller? Guessing red wire the the wider connector. ??? The smaller of the two posts is more near to the back, black plate seen on the back of the sub when installed in the sub box. AWS

If you're looking to get rid of your SWS let me know. Will buy or trade for it. Thanks AWS