steve.yaeger

Trey, it's hard to tell exactly what's "not working." Both drive units, woofer and tweeter, are producing sound. It's just substantially down in level and very "tinny." If I bump the unit while playing it stops and my amp's protection circuits shut it down. Visual inspection does not show any loose connections or obviously failed components. What is the next step to have the unit serviced or repaired? BTW, these speakers sound terrific. This is my first experience with in-wall speakers (though not with Klipsch). Even with one bad unit I'm very, very impressed at the sound that's possible in my new living room.

Thanks, everyone, for the prompt replies. It definitely appears to be the IW-150. I'm corresponding with a Klipsch product support person to determine whether the unit can be repaired or replaced.

Just purchased a home built in 1994 that features Klipsch in-wall speakers in several rooms. Still sorting out the wiring (pvs owner was not using the system), but have run into one unit that's not working properly. The model # is not identified anywhere on the speaker. In order to proceed with finding a replacement or getting it repaired, I really need the model #. Description: Simple passive 2-way. Markings on drive units as follows: Woofer: KLIPSCH K1018S MPW069325-2 / 9533 Crossover: KLIPSCH 102A Those are the only markings I can find. The house was built in 1994, but I do not know if the speakers were installed at that time. The speaker produces very tinny sound (though both units do produce sound). Bumping or tapping the woofer triggers my amp's protection and it shuts down. Short somewhere? Thanks to anyone who can help me find the model # of this unit or has any other advice.