Hi,
I've also asked this question in an other popular forum but i want to get all kind of help before i do something.
I've just purchased a pair of Wharfedale 10.7 speakers.I feed them with a Denon PMA-500AE and a Denon DCD-510AE.I'm very satisfied with the system.I recognized something today and it confused me.I was testing the speakers with the song "Bass i love you" and when the low frequencies hit on the speakers i saw that the low woofer on the right moves in and out but the one on the left does nothing.It just vibrates a little bit.And it seems like the speakers have a little volume difference.Or maybe i hear it that way.Is this because the track recorded that way or may there be a problem with my speakers? I've watched some youtube videos and saw that both speaker woofers react the same way.I bought mine 2nd hand with warranty and receipt.They're like never been used brand new speakers.This makes me uncomfortable.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks.
Hi,
I've also asked this question in an other popular forum but i want to get all kind of help before i do something.
I've just purchased a pair of Wharfedale 10.7 speakers.I feed them with a Denon PMA-500AE and a Denon DCD-510AE.I'm very satisfied with the system.I recognized something today and it confused me.I was testing the speakers with the song "Bass i love you" and when the low frequencies hit on the speakers i saw that the low woofer on the right moves in and out but the one on the left does nothing.It just vibrates a little bit.And it seems like the speakers have a little volume difference.Or maybe i hear it that way.Is this because the track recorded that way or may there be a problem with my speakers? I've watched some youtube videos and saw that both speaker woofers react the same way.I bought mine 2nd hand with warranty and receipt.They're like never been used brand new speakers.This makes me uncomfortable.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks.