KLH sub model ASW10-120B sub dead

[srinath]

It made a smell like a burning capacitor. Of course its dead.
Wondering if there is a way to look into the amp and figure out what is wrong and fix it ?
Thanks in advance.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Cambe]

Try the WF- 100K plate amplifier from: www.home.comcast.net~jhidley/index.html

You will have to enlarge the mounting hole for the amp on one side of the ASW10.

[srinath]

Originally Posted by Cambe

Try the WF- 100K plate amplifier from: www.home.comcast.net~jhidley/index.html

You will have to enlarge the mounting hole for the amp on one side of the ASW10.

I cant open that link. However I am going a slightly different route for now.
I am buying a crossover board and a sheet of 1/4 inch aluminum. I will pull the amp out, put the cross over on the aluminum plate and put the plate on the back of the sub.
Then I'd route the signal from the center channel of my kenwood (which actually send sunfiltered output to the center which promptly cuts off the under 300 and over 5000 ... Now the sub crossover will take a full signal, send the under 300 to the sub and the rest into the center which will be wired out through the cross over. of course that just means the center will get 300+ only and it will cut off the 5K+ and just let it work as normal.
Now I dont know if my technics is that way, its center comes out form a different location. The old sony str db 930 and my old kenwood VR 606 seem to send full strength into the center.

Of course I may also go the chip amp 2.1 route for it.
Cool.
Srinath.

[Cambe]

Sorry here:
NHT drivers and electronics surplus sale

I have the same sub and for what Jack is asking for the WF-100K its a steal.