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Replaced the capacitors tongiht, works perfectly! stpete cooling you nailed it. TopMarc and DonnieZ if it wasn't for you guys I wouldn't have even tried to replace them. Thank you all. To anyone else out there with the same problem. If you're thinking about replacing them on your own, take note of the above comments. It's a REALLY tight space to work with, the only saving grace is that there's alot of room on the board it's not crammed tight like a computer part would be. There was no visual damage to the Capacitors so going in I didn't know for sure that was the issue but turns out the humming is gone. Love these speakers and was dreading the repair bill until I wonder upon this thread.

How difficult would you say it was for somebody that maybe only took an electronics class in High School about 15 years ago and whos last Soldering venture was with a mod chip on a PS2? This issue sounds exactly like what I've been dealing with and would really like to fix it myself. Since I'm ready to ditch the Sub/Amp altogether if I can't fix it, I'm willing to try anything. Do you have any pics or your board that may help to paint the picture for me? Thanks! Calen

So I'm looking at sending in an RW-12d out of warranty of course. Wondering if anyone from this thread had to pay out of pocket to Klipsch and how much it cost? Thanks!