Hello, i have a pair of wharfedale diamond 9.3 and i noticed that one speaker is less bright then the other one, and gives a more muddled sound. I checked the channels of my amp, but these are ok. Does anyone know what to do? Is the tweeter of the speaker faulty?
right speaker less bright
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Thank you for your reply. I already have compared them and one speakers sounds definitely less bright and more muddled.
chebby
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Is there any sound at all coming from the tweeter on the 'less bright' speaker?
If so, have you tried moving the speaker connections around to see if the fault moves to the other speaker?
Also have you tried different sources and/or a different input for the same source?
If so, have you tried moving the speaker connections around to see if the fault moves to the other speaker?
Also have you tried different sources and/or a different input for the same source?
How are the speakers positioned? Is one closer to a wall than the other? What about furniture close to the speakers?
Yes there is sound coming out of it..and its not distorted or anything. I connected the other speaker on the same speaker cables and it sounded like it should be. Do you mean taking out the 'speakercableconnections/bindings' out of the speaker and put it in the good one?
I did an a/b comparison in the same position on the same stand with the same speaker cables, so that cant be the problem.
I checked the tweeters of the speakers with the test tone of my reciever with, and the 'less bright' speaker also sounds less loud. It sounds really different then the other speaker so i think it should be something internal.🙁
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