Ice Phoenix

I was just curious if there are just as many problems with the 230V international version as the 120V version I own. BTW I have problems with overheating and distortion and have to take them back to best buy for an exchange. I would just ask for a refund but I've had them for 9 months.

Some products are sent out to the manufacturer to be serviced but a lot are just exchanged on the spot as long as the consumer didn't abuse them. Speakers are a good thing to buy the plan on because it's pretty hard to abuse speakers, if you blow them they're covered, if they overheat, they're covered. The camcorder problems you had should have been covered as long as you didn't drop it. BTW, I used to work at best buy.

I bought mine from Best Buy when I used to work there and nine months later they aren't working properly. I also bought the extended warrenty which is a really good idea with high power speakers and am glad I did since i will now be exchanging them, it's pretty much no hassle. It was also saved about 65 bucks of the MSRP with employee discount so it was probably easier for me to cough up the extra cash for the warranty (which was also) discounted. This message has been edited by Ice Phoenix on 02-19-2002 at 02:08 AM

same problem here, at least I had nine months of good use before mine started sounding like crap

This same thing happened to me, does the back of your amp get really hot?

I have had my 4.1s since about June of 2001 and they have worked fine until now. They started popping and crackling kind of like a blown speaker, but they're not. It doesn't happen when the sub's turned down all the way. Also, when I was checking speaker connections to the amp I noticed that the back of the amp was extremely hot, too hot to touch for more than a couple of seconds, don't know how long that's been like that. I bought them from Best Buy with their estended service plan so I plan on just taking them back and exchanging them.