Krunko

I could. Does this actually sometimes work? I contacted someone at Klipsch and they said I can get it serviced for $60. Doesnt' seem like a bad deal if they actually fix the problem. Oh, and it's not the crossover. :-)

My sub isn’t working, or at least working correctly. I have it connected to my receiver via the LFE using an rca cable. My sub will get power, and the light will turn green recognizing a 5.1 signal. The problem is, I don’t get anything out of it except an occasional hard pop/thump. The speaker isn’t blown either. When I turn the volume up and down, I will usually get a loud bass pop from it. It almost seems as if as soon as it gets a signal and makes some sound, it just cuts off. I checked the fuse, and it’s fine. My receiver is definitely outputting enough signal/volume to the sub. If I touch the subwoofer speaker I can feel very very very low intensity vibrations coming out of it. I’m guessing it’s reacting to unamplified signal it’s receiving. You can’t really hard it, or if you can it’s hard to hear. I turn the volume up and it doesn’t get louder, except I still get that loud pop here and there. I hope someone can help me I bought it a couple years ago and I think for the past year or so it’s been like this, but I didn’t investigate until recently. I’m guessing there is something wrong with the built in amplifier. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me. -Chance