Originally posted by: Raider1284
just thought i would post their reseller ratings as a heads up http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Page_Computer_Page_Computers
I second that emotion. About 6 months ago, I bought a sealed pair at CC for 93.00 OTD. Easily one of the best hundred I've spent in awhile. :thumbsup:I love these speakers, the best "bang for the buck" I've ever had.
Originally posted by: Robor
I've had 2 sets of Klipsch Pro Media's (both 4.1). They sound great until the volume knob starts getting 'scratchy'. My brothers 4.1's and friends 2.1's have the exact same problem.
Worse for me, the amp fried on both of my sets (shortly after the 1 year warranty). That was the last of Klipsch for me. Not trying to thread crap but Klipsch computer speakers have a very spotty track record as far as quality goes.
Originally posted by: WhoBeDaPlaya
Awesome speakers. Try buying 2 pairs to form the Klipsch Promedia 4.2 - blows darned near everything away.
Originally posted by: Mucker
Quite possibly the best 2.1 computer speakers ever made:
Klipsch
Paired up with X-Fi, you'll enjoy high end audio on the cheap![]()
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: Robor
I've had 2 sets of Klipsch Pro Media's (both 4.1). They sound great until the volume knob starts getting 'scratchy'. My brothers 4.1's and friends 2.1's have the exact same problem.
Worse for me, the amp fried on both of my sets (shortly after the 1 year warranty). That was the last of Klipsch for me. Not trying to thread crap but Klipsch computer speakers have a very spotty track record as far as quality goes.
it saddens me that they still have that problem.. I had the original 4.1's for computers and the pots went static-y, and klipsh took $25 from me. to replace em.
My friend has teh 2.1's, and they seem to be fine for now. I've been tempted to get them... even for a small apartment livingroom setup... I can do w/o 5.1But what you mentioned has held me back
Am just using the front and rear connectors on an Audigy 2ZS. The two subs make for some bone shaking bassOriginally posted by: blacklit
how are you feeding to both from one soundcard..
Originally posted by: blacklit
Originally posted by: randomlinh
Originally posted by: Robor
I've had 2 sets of Klipsch Pro Media's (both 4.1). They sound great until the volume knob starts getting 'scratchy'. My brothers 4.1's and friends 2.1's have the exact same problem.
Worse for me, the amp fried on both of my sets (shortly after the 1 year warranty). That was the last of Klipsch for me. Not trying to thread crap but Klipsch computer speakers have a very spotty track record as far as quality goes.
it saddens me that they still have that problem.. I had the original 4.1's for computers and the pots went static-y, and klipsh took $25 from me. to replace em.
My friend has teh 2.1's, and they seem to be fine for now. I've been tempted to get them... even for a small apartment livingroom setup... I can do w/o 5.1But what you mentioned has held me back
it's [too much of] a pain in the ass, but you can have any electronic repair shop easily (ironic?) clean the pots. google can probably show you also. it comes from mineral deposits (calcium?) that form inside the knob -- from all the gunk electrostatic pulls in. i had a luthier work on my guitar and i think the dude sprayed wd-40 on the pots, wiped, and blew on them and said "voila, like new... $$$ bucks please." happens to all knobs eventually.. no?
Originally posted by: WhoBeDaPlaya
Am just using the front and rear connectors on an Audigy 2ZS. The two subs make for some bone shaking bassOriginally posted by: blacklit
how are you feeding to both from one soundcard..![]()
