Rick Crockford

Is it possible to replace the Bash Plate Amp? Is it not "worth" it? I suspect that this was the concern of the repair company I called. Can the amp itself not be repaired?

It was bought new, but because of a going out of business sale, it was purchased from the liquidator, therefore it is unlikely that it would have had any warranty.

I have a Klipsch SW-112 Subwoofer, bought January 12/12, which has just suddenly and simply stopped working. I have swapped it out with another sub known to be working, just to be sure that it was nothing to do with cabling, etc. The second sub, works fine. There isn't even a power lite “on” on the SW-112.......Not even a hum comes from it. I talked to a local repair depot fairly close to home; they asked if it had a tag on the back that said “Bash”. I checked, and it did. As soon as I told them this, they said that it cannot be repaired. Is this correct? By the way, it is connected to an Onkyo TX NR-1009 Amplifier for use with a large screen TV. The volume control has never been “abused”..... There are only adults at my residence. If you could please get back to me as soon as possible on this, I’d appreciate it greatly.