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expired Posted by powerfuldoppler | Staff • Jun 7, 2021
Jun 7, 2021 11:55 AM
Costco Members: Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX Certified Computer Speakers (Black)
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from Klipsch forum and tech support:
"Power consumption is less than a LED nightlight. They must remain on when not in use because they go into idle after 15 minutes." https://community.klips
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When Cambridge Soundworks was bought by Creative back in 1997, their stuff went downhill soon after. I'm not even sure they're still around, haven't heard any news about CS in years.
Not that uncommon for it to happen as the new owners try to cash in on the brand history while at the same time attempt to reduce costs.
Can I get the difference refunded?
If Amazon, just try to do online return, if it lets you, then order a new one. Alternatively you can chat with Amazon representative and try to get price adjustment.
If you have hum issues; drop the volume lower til it's gone, and manage the loudness from the plugged in device (in my case, the echo dot). Took care of the hum for me, still gets way too loud, and sounds freaking fantastic.
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When Cambridge Soundworks was bought by Creative back in 1997, their stuff went downhill soon after. I'm not even sure they're still around, haven't heard any news about CS in years.
Not that uncommon for it to happen as the new owners try to cash in on the brand history while at the same time attempt to reduce costs.
When Cambridge Soundworks was bought by Creative back in 1997, their stuff went downhill soon after. I'm not even sure they're still around, haven't heard any news about CS in years.
Not that uncommon for it to happen as the new owners try to cash in on the brand history while at the same time attempt to reduce costs.
They are part of Costco's "Forever" return policy.
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Ultimate Ears was a company vary focused on audiophile gear but ever since the Logitech acquisition in 2008, that focus doesn't seem as narrow. They've been steered towards more of a mainstream consumer arena, basically Logitech's core audience. I can't really blame them, they're a business after all but I'm just watching yet another brand get diluted into a shadow of its former self.
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