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Sub/Amp for computer speakers

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Demigod Mac

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I've been sporting a Klipsch Promedia v2 400 set since '99. Unfortunately, the sub/amp got fried in an electrical storm (surge protector did not save them, alas). I tested the 4 satellites and they're still working perfectly. They use standard 1/8" mini-jack connectors.

What I'm looking for would be something to replace the sub-amp combo unit. Preferably something small and simple, but with great audio quality. I don't need home theater power levels since these will be computer speakers. I was thinking perhaps I could get a 5.1 supporting amp and add a center channel speaker to the mix.

I believe the original subwoofer was 160 watts (RMS).

Recommendations, please!
 
Ive never heard of a non-proprietary sub/amp combo, let alone one that will work with your klipsch satelites...

I would just get a new set of promedias. There's no point in trying to salvage those tiny satelites really.
 
Check the fuse first. Replace it if it's burned.

You could get some small T-Amps from parts-express and a separate subwoofer, but the package setup (speakers, sub & t-amps) won't be as condensed.

A new sub is going to cost at least $130 though, so you will probably end up just buying a whole new setup.
 
Satellites are working perfectly and use standard 1/8 mini jack connectors.

I might have Elliot repair the sub. We'll see.
 
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