mikber

I have read on multiple threads that Promedia 2.1 (one that I own myself) does not like to be switched-off. I would be very interested to see the reasoning behind this? Why is it that the system "doesn't like to be switched off" and is it a Klipsch recommend that? Look forward to your replies.

Hi @krazykyle. It's interesting that you should say that. I have the same speaker set and the same issue. I started off with a Promedia 2.1 which gave off this high-pitch noise coming directly from the subwoofer when the system was switched off. After a consultation with Klipsch themselves, I sent that set back to Amazon and got a replacement. The second Promedia 2.1 set (currently in use) has the same issue, but this time when the system is switched ON. It doesn't happen every time I switch the speakers nor does it happen instantly when I switch them on. I can be listening to music for half an hour and all of the sudden, this high-pitch noise will begin and the only way to get rid of it would be to switch the system off. I would be interested if a solution to this issue becomes available. - Thank You.