slusamson

Thanks! I ordered the 12V transformer and will start there... I'll post back with some pics and results when I'm done as well as a link to the part... may be of use to others in the future.

Here's what I'm seeing on Mouser Electronics for replacements... Option 1: ETD44 size, 20.8 amp, 475uH inductance, 12V, 250W Option 2: ETD44 size, 5.2 amp, 400uH inductance, 48V, 250W Option 3: ETD44 size, 10.4 amp, 400uH inductance, 24V, 250W My gut says go with the 12V as that seems to be most common...

I've got a Klipsch RT-10d I've had for quite awhile that has given up the ghost. It won't power on and I suspect a power supply issue. I've got a good bit of experience at component level electronics repair, but was curious if a replacement board is available before I start working through this thing. The board has "Indigo Canada 640047 REV:0" printed on it. Does anyone know if Klipisch still has these parts? I've already replaced a bulging capacitor (25V 100uf) on the smaller board attached to the power supply board with no luck getting it running again. Anyone know off hand the specs on the transformer? All I see is ETD44 on it and there's a few different ones to pick from. Thanks in advance for any help!

I'm looking to upgrade my receiver and would like some advice on what I should get. I've been told I should go to seperates now, but I don't know if it's worth the expense for my speaker configuration. Right now I have a Pioneer VSX-914 that has served me well, but it was cheap and got the job done while I invested my money in quality speakers. It also doens't do any of the new audio codecs and I'd like to be able to tinker with that stuff. Budget isn't really a top concern right now because I'd like to get something that will get the job done without skimping and have it serve me for a few years. I've had the Pioneer since 2004, and would hope my next purchase would last me at least that long, maybe longer. I'd also note that I will probably eventually upgrade my center channel to a RC-62 or RC-64 and the fronts to RF-62 or 82's, but I don't know when or if thats actually going to happen. What I have now works well, but if I build a house in the next couple years, I'm probably going to want something bigger.