Krillian Hex

I was thinking of getting rid of 2 of mines because i want to put the money towards a Sunfire Junior sub. I wish that klipsch would bring it back because having an idol port in the back of their new 5.1 unltra system is pretty retarded. But then again, it was ginues because its a sub out...so you can connect any sub with an rca input to it. Well, i have 3 sws and still thinking about getting rid of 2 of those bad boys. Let me see how my cash flow is before i jump towards a new speaker.

i have 2 extra pods because i have 3 subs....so since it seems 1 is fried, i still have 2 left over. I never hooked them all up. I just have one connected right now, and always have.

I guess no one has done this yet.

I think they may be trying to improve the sws....maybe by giving it a lower freq. response to match the 5.1s or Ultras. Maybe a better functioning crossover (adjustable other than the presets).

Well, i would say that my first SWS control is somewhat nuked, which leaves me with 2 brand new ones at my disposal. The reason i think they are damaged is because when i turn the knob, the bass levels jump up and down, causing my subs to just sound nasty. And it takes a lot of twisting to get the levels to play normally. So that first one is damaged and working on the second, which is perfect. But i have this strange feeling that it will mess up like the other one. Now my question is if there is a way to open this control pod and possible clean it. It seems like the contacts may have formed some type of corrution on it because its kinda like what happened to the control pods on the Klipsch 4.1 system before the power button. So, can someone tell me how to open this thing, if its at all possible. I know klipsch may not agree with this but im not happy at the fact that this thing became faulty in a matter of days. I jsut lived with it, but i made several complaints.

Hmm, after checking the freq range on both the 5.1s and the Ultras, they both go down to 25hz. I dont think i will be getting the new ones unless Klipsch release a more powerful 6.1 system...now that is an improvement and a reason to buy in my book. But im still for another sub, either sws or something that reaches low.

Well, that im getting regardless because i plan on fixing up my home theater set in the living room. But its a little too pricey for my comp....i was thinking something more low end but can reach lows because thats all i need. I have the punch 40+hz with the sws, enough to put a hole in a 5 ft thick piece of rhino skin, but i want the lows that just rattle the ground without being heard.

I have 3 at the momemnt, but they still dont reach the lows that i want. They are awesome for impact bass like music or a punch in the matrix, but to rattle the floor when the treebeard in LOTR walks is unheard...or should i say not felt. I was thinking about this all day at school, i think im just going to buy another sub that reachs low...really low and connect it to the sws.

Hmm, thats something i havent looked into yet. I didnt know the new klipsch could go that low. I have the 5.1 model, not the ultras and i thought i was satisfied. I will have to give the new ones a look-see. Dammit, another $400 is going to fall out of my pocket. I hate it when that happens.

But movies do, which i noticed when comparing it to my brothers system. There are parts where you dont hear anything, yet the ground shakes. So i know the SWS are good, but not good enough to hit the extremely low lows.

Does that mean that you leave switch in the off position and the trigger will power on the amp? I would think this would damage the unit if its a constant voltage running...but then again, i was the guy who blew up all his circuits in class trying to figure out when end or pin is VCC/VDC and which is GND. Luckily, this doesnt happen anymore because im extremely careful with stuff that i purchase. Just curious, do anyone own the Sunfire receiver or amp? I am in love with carvers sound and power and hope that it is migrated into the sunfire name. I shouldnt even be saying that in a klipsch forum. Sorry, but hey, i do love the klipsch speakers and those Klipschorns are pure bliss for the ear.

Cool thanks. I always thought that amps had their own power switch. Well, now i know what to connect to these things. Thanks again.

I have a question about these ports on a receiver i'm looking to buy. I have these plugs on my old (but awesome) carver amplifer/receiver unit. And i have some understanding in electronics with triggers and whatnot. But this still puzzles me. Here is a Sunfire Ultimate Receiver. I circled the 2 things that i wasnt sure about. I know about triggers, but how would this benfit me audio-wise? And then there is that other port in the bottom left. What the hell is that? Sorry about the image size, just wanted it to be clear so i can get a good answer...plus, its that size on their site.

They ran out or something? I just went to check the price of the sub because i wanted to add another to the system for a balance and was shunned to the undesirable word 'Unavailable'. What happened? Are they making improvements?

Maybe you dont have the volume loud enough on your PC. It suppose to kick in at the same time as the first...if not, just a small delay. Try picking up the main volume on the PC in volume control.