I have had the exact same problem as all the above.
I think Klipsch should stand by their products and guarantee that they don't break a year or two after they were purchased. It simply doesn't matter whether the problem is widespread. We all know that automakers produce a few lemon automobiles for every thousand, and these aren't often detected until a year or two afterwards. Don't you think it would be possible Klipsch could produce a few lemons as well? For automobiles, lemon laws are there to protect the few consumers affected by poorly produced items.
