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Thanks to everyone that replied. I tried to disconnect the signal input from the back of the sub and waited 1 hour after turning everything off. The green LED light stayed on. It was my understanding from talking to a Klipsch Rep. that the LED should either go out or turn red when in stand by mode? I guess not? As long as it's not hurting anything or shortening the life of the sub, I don't care if the LED is on or not. I just thought it would be drawing more power if it was on rather than in stand by mode even if no signal was being sent? Thanks again for your responses.

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My light is always green. When unplug it, it will go off. Then when I plug it back in it won't come on until I turn the receiver on and it detects a signal but then it will never go off even when everything else is off.

I have a Klipsch R-10SW sub. It is connected to a Pionneer Elite VSX-80 with one sub cable from the "sub 1" output to the "LFE" input of the sub. I have the sub set to "auto on" and the 0/180 phase set to 0. The LED light on the front stays on continuously, even after 20 minutes of everything else being off. I have to unplug it to get it to turn off. Any suggestions?

That's what I need to hear guys, thanks. I definitely don't mind spending a little more to get better. I guess since the R-28F was said to be the best in store they had I thought that half price sale must be a steal. I guess not. I may be in over my head with all of this. I just got a 65" 4K Sony TV and wanted to upgrade my surround sound system as well. I'm not a audiophile but I do like great sound when watching movies. I don't want to spend $1500 - 2 grand on everything and not have a great system. I may need to do more research.

Best Buy's Black Friday add has the R-28F for $249 each. I thought that was a great deal. I'm sure there are better speakers but at $249 I don't think I can beat these?

Thanks guys!

Thanks guys. The only reason I ask is because the person who told me it wouldn't work also sold Klipsch speakers in his store. He suggested I go with the R-26F instead. I can get the R-28F pair for just $100 more so I would rather have them. Just wanted to make sure they would work with the receiver I picked out. Thanks again and if anyone else has any advise or insight it would be appreciated.

I spoke with a Sony Rep. at my local Best Buy store who highly recommended the Klipsch R-28F reference speakers. I plan on having a 5.1 system when complete. He suggested that I could BI-AMP the R-28F speakers with a 7.1 receiver/amplifier. Even though he was a Sony Rep. he suggested the Pioneer VSX-80 http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Elite+Receivers/VSX-80 I have since been told that the VSX-80 would not have enough power for the R-28F and that you really shouldn't BI-AMP the speakers anyway. This is confusing to me. Could some of you more knowledgeable people look at the specs of the VSX-80 in the link I posted and help a brother out?? THANKS