[Shuk]

So I turned on my system and heard a loud high pitched noise coming out of the speakers. After some googling, I found out that the answer was to change the capacitors. However, me being a noob at soldering, I "fixed" it up, plugged it in, and heard crackling, popping, and fireworks. Suffice to say, the whole amp unit on my Promedia 5.1 Ultras is dead.
 
I have the sub enclosure and the satellites, which I still want to use. Is there anywhere I can get a subwoofer/amp combo that uses the typical speaker wire connection? I'd go for the logitech Z5500 speaker/amp, but it doesn't use speaker wire. Thanks for any help.

 

[JRG1990]

Get a 5.1 receiver and a seperate sub.

 

[CupCak3]

Quote:

So I turned on my system and heard a loud high pitched noise coming out of the speakers. After some googling, I found out that the answer was to change the capacitors. However, me being a noob at soldering, I "fixed" it up, plugged it in, and heard crackling, popping, and fireworks. Suffice to say, the whole amp unit on my Promedia 5.1 Ultras is dead.
 
I have the sub enclosure and the satellites, which I still want to use. Is there anywhere I can get a subwoofer/amp combo that uses the typical speaker wire connection? I'd go for the logitech Z5500 speaker/amp, but it doesn't use speaker wire. Thanks for any help.

You maybe able to find an old sub with working electronics off eBay.  I was in a similar situation with an old set of Logitechs and ended up getting a reciever like JRG suggested.