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This has been an ongoing issue with the 5.1 series. I am now working on my fourth amp that has been recently repaired by Klipsch. I have two original 5.1 subs along with an ultra that just went haywire recently. Only reason I have a working one is because my mother just got this amp repaired (again) and someone got her some Bose computer speakers, so she sent me this one (#4 for me). If anyone can detail the longevity of Klipsch amps, it is me. It's not very long in other words. There is good reason why they only give you a 90-day warranty, they are still using the same trash parts that were in the original to begin with. I am really trying not to bash (no pun intended) the company here but Klipsch had to know that there was an issue with the amp a very long time ago. I have to admit that the Ultra version did last a bit longer, but here I am again with another broken down amp. Considering the reputation of the company, this should have been some speakers that were to last a decade or more. Sadly, this is not even close to being the case. ***Note to Klipsch*** As good as these speakers sound, you did a horrible job on reliability. Even though you knew there were issues with the promedias, and I don't see how you couldn't possibly know, you did little to nothing to make these things more durable. If this is the best you can do, it's probably best that you continue, for the mostpart, stay out of the PC market.