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@Mister_Clean Any idea what the voltmeter should be reading for each connection? I want to make sure that a) I'm doing this right, and that I know what the output should be. Thanks!

Any chance you guys might be able to help me with my control pod issues? (no power) See here: http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/t/139644.aspx

Hey everyone - first post in these forums, and naturally I need some help. I walked into my office earlier today to hook my MacBook Pro up to my Klipsch ProMedia 4.1 speakers that I've had for quite some time, but I'm getting no response from the control pod (no green/red light while plugged in). Anyone here ever experienced this same issue before? To my knowledge we've had no power surges or brown outs, as I was just using the speakers with zero issues earlier this week, and nothing smells burned, so I don't think it's any kind of a surge. Here's what I've tried thus far: - Taken apart control pod, visually inspected for damage (none found) - Reseated the cable connecting the control pod to the amp/subwoofer - Opened the back of the subwoofer to check the fuse (it's still good) - While open, plugged the subwoofer in and felt a decent amount of heat coming from the sub (which tells me that all the electrical components of the amp are probably still good and functional) Am I missing something, or is the consensus that I just have a bad/dead control pod? If so, what (if anything) can/should I be doing to fix it? Any and all help is much appreciated! Thanks!