I have a iFi I bought last Nov through an Amazon store. It stopped working after a few weeks (as discussed here http://forums.klipsch.com/forums/thread/866995.aspx ) The store sharpdeals76@gmail.com (an Amazon store) sent me a replacement dock after saying they could not fix it (assuming they “tested” it on one they had and got similar results). Now, they want reply to my email. I talked with someone at Klipsch support who said the only authorized seller of the unit is Amazon itself, and not any

I am surprised how personally people are taking this. I have no idea what the issue is, I am an end used, not a technician. I said it seems like a design flaw.. maybe a component problem with a limited batch of whatevers.. based on my experience with the iFI and what I have read on this forum. I don't care what the problem really is, and I have no intentions to insult anyone. I simply have had this iFI system since Nov and have only heard it for a few weeks. The first base died, then a second base

Sean.. basically the same description I have read elsewhere ( i-Fi volume control malfunction ). All was well and then the sound started jumping from one small speaker to the other as you turn the volume control, and nothing from the base.. most 0f the time. Very erratic jumping around and at a high volume. However, the last time I tried (the second base) I just got erratic static from the iPod. I can connect my computer and since I can turn that volume down I can sometimes fuss with the base volume

I really hope you are right, I love the sound quality. It is worrisome that there are so many complaints on the docks. Most people wouldn't even realize or seek to find a forum to check on this issue, so I don't agree with that logic, nothing personal:) "We" are not the norm. There are often products that have flaws... there just are. I truly hope this is not one, but I am concern I spent this much and it might have such a limited life. I've had 2 die, others seem to have had similar experiences

Jay... w hile I appreciate your perspective, I am aware of many.. many products brought to market in my lifetime (57 years so far) with some design or production flaw. Unfortunately these things happen. I happen to use many electronic devices daily, I am right now actually... and the iFI dock stands out as a product with issues. If the reports on this forum don't illustrate the issue to you and you see it as user error, well, that’s you perspective, but products can turn out bad sometimes, even by

I am on my second dock. The first one lasted over a month, the last one only a few days. I was getting very worried I was stuck with a poorly designed product, but I feel better after seeing this forum and that repesentives are actually montoring it and repling... thanks My question is... after reading that I am not alone and many have bad docks, are they being redesigned with new components since it is obviously a defective product? I am tempted to send the whole thing back for a new one, but it