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In fact I bought it from a private and not a commercial seller or even Klipsch. And of course I suspect that the former owner already knew about the trouble, but as he was a private seller I couldn't return the speakers. No warranty was left either. At least I'm confident now in the success of DeoxIT after I have read such a lot of recommendations from so many audiophile people in so many forums...by the way thx from me for that solution, although it might be better to thank you not before it showed that it really works

And here's yet another displeased customer affected by the already frequently mentioned problem. I bought my PM Ultra 2.0 on ebay over a year ago. For a short time, a few days at most, I was amazed of the great sound. After that, the terrible volume knob began to crush all joy at those wonderful speakers down. As I'm from Germany, I started to search through german websites and audio forums to find a solution. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything and gave up for the time being. Since then I used the speakers very seldom, so they couldn't annoy me too much. But finally I didn't want to give up yet and searched the web another time these days, going beyond german speaking sites this time. So I got to this forum thread and what a incredible surprise - I'm not the only one! For now I tried the "1st step fix" turning the volume knob back and forth several times what seems to work - for now. For "2nd step fix" I have ordered a small can of Caig DeoxIT and I hope that stuff is worth the money I have to pay for it here and comes up to the praise heaped on it everywhere. Regardless of where the fault comes from and how long the fixes will work I want to say "Shame on KLIPSCH!" too for the way this "isolated case" is handled, neither admitting the problem nor accommodating the customers. Hopefully I will not be the last one to say that I will never buy Klipsch again as well as deterring as much people as possible from buying Klipsch Group products. Maybe just some "isolated case customers" post in this forum thread, but maybe some clever Klipsch employee can imagine where those more than 16,000 views of this thread come from?? It's just about 8,000 to 16,000 times the average number of views of a single thread in this forum...