Since Jamo is a Klipsch company, and the i300 dock and remote look very similar, is it possible that the Jamo dock is compatible with the iFi? If it is, why not send us the Jamo dock as a replacement (instead of making us wait 3 months)? I don't really care if the look matches, I just want one that works. I am willing to bet that it is compatible.

Three in a row. That number is NOT made up. All of yours are. We have no idea what the true gross numbers are. Your post is pure speculation. I agree, however, that three in a row does not necessarily indicate a design issue. It could be a faulty part from a supplier, a temporary issue on the assembly line, or the like. Nor does it really matter. Klipsch needs to address the issue in spectacular fashion, or lose customers. That's the way business works. I once bought a Panasonic printer which would

I've not mistreated my iFi. This unit is less than 2 months old. I am very gentle with it, especially so, since the other two failed (I kept hoping the next would be better, since the sound is so magnificent). One day, I docked my iPod, and the horrid thing that has happened two times before happened again -- weird noise, volume cutting in and out, and then the iFi is pinned at maximum. It is NOT my iPod, this is the 2nd 5th generation iPod I have used, and both have worked flawlessly in my Belkin

User fault? Putting the iPod in the dock and using the system equates to user fault? Get real... I'm on my third iFi (from two different Costcos), and the dock just failed on this one too (an hour before the Superbowl, so I couldn't watch the game). There should be nothing a user can do to damage the unit with normal use, yet these docks keep failing. I'd love to keep mine, because the speakers sound magnificent, but the dock is just a flawed design. And by the way, if you will claim next that it

Same exact problem. And it started just recently. I am afraid to plug the iPod in now. It seems to have coincided with the recent iPod software update, but that looks like just a coincidence now. Looks like I am bringing it back to Costco. Pity -- when it works, it sounds great.