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I'm having an issue with one of the Klipsch Lightspeakers I purchased a few years ago. Not sure exactly when it happened, but I noticed today that one of the speakers isn't playing any audio. I can still control the light just fine so I know it's still paired with the transmitter. I've tried using a different cord and a different source. I think I've narrowed it down to an issue with the actual speaker part of that particular unit. Any suggestions on what I can do at this point? I'm afraid I might be SOL, especially since Klipsch isn't even making the product anymore.

Is there any difference between that cable and a normal DIN extension cable? I can find a15 foot extension cable for less than $4 online, but if there's something special about that one then I'd glady pay the extra $.

I live in an apartment, and have my ProMedia 2.1 system plugged into the headphone jack of my receiver. Up until now have been forced to place my sub in the front corner of my living room, next to the TV, since the cable that runs from the satellite to the sub is only so long. Well I recently received a complaint from my neighbor that shares my living room wall that they can hear the bass whenever I watch TV. I've never had the sub volume turn past 9 o'clock, so I'm thinking the only way to be able to have any sort of bass coming from the sub and not annoy my neighbor is to relocate it. I'd love to be able to put it behind my couch, however that's about 15 feet too far away. I'm wondering if anyone has had any luck buying an extension cable of somesort for the connector that goes between the sub and the satellite. The speaker cable isn't a problem obviously, it's the connector that looks like a ps2 plug that I'm wondering about. I would of sworn I heard from someone a long time ago that bought a ps2 extension cable and tried it, but I thought I remembered them saying they had some delay/lag problems when using it. Anyone have any ideas?