TedX

I've had this problem too for a while now. The disappointing part is that I bought my ifi new, and didn't use it frequently, but it 'developed' this identical issue that apparently doesn't exist. I tossed the ifi in the basement, and am now considering throwing it away, but I thought I'd check the klipsch forum first. It seems to me that through Klipsch's continued silence regarding this issue, they are simply incapable of determining the problem. Browsing the earlier posts, I can see that a Klipsch tech (at some point) was in possession of a problem unit, and there was no further information from that. I know they make good speakers, so I'm led to conclude that they just aren't quite technically skilled enough to integrate the great speakers with the great modern technology that is the ipod. I did recently inherit a Bose 321 system from my recent marriage (because before, it was only yamaha/klipsch for me) and I am very impressed with the sound. I added a logitech ipod dock to the 321, and have replaced the ifi. I'd still like to be able to use the ifi, so I will continue to check this thread, because it sounds like the tinkerers (no insult intended, I believe the people posting here are very skilled) are getting close to unraveling this ifi mess. P.S. if anyone from klipsch is reading, there is NO WAY i'm going to buy a replacement $60 dock that's going to give me the same issues a few months from now.