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EnzoPolotso
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Well I suppose there's definitely a problem, though not quite a big one.
I bought a used pair of Aerius' this morning, and when I went to listen to them, I didn't notice this.
Basically what's happening is one of the panels is a little bit lower in volume and is much more reserved in the high frequencies. Even with just test tones from the reciever (Pioneer Elite), it's obvious that one of the speakers is much brighter, the other almost sounds like it's veiled.
It hasn't bothered me too much because it's not like the panel is incapable of producing those frequencies, using the auto EQ on the Pioneer boosts that panel enough that it gets back what it lost but it still kind of bugs me.
Is this common? Could it just need a good cleaning?
If it's just the panel that needs to be replaced that's doable, but since EQing brings it back to normal, could it be the electronics?
Thanks for any help guys, the speakers DO sound great.
(I've tried swapping channels on the reciever, different cables, and different sources, so it is consistent on just that speaker)
I bought a used pair of Aerius' this morning, and when I went to listen to them, I didn't notice this.
Basically what's happening is one of the panels is a little bit lower in volume and is much more reserved in the high frequencies. Even with just test tones from the reciever (Pioneer Elite), it's obvious that one of the speakers is much brighter, the other almost sounds like it's veiled.
It hasn't bothered me too much because it's not like the panel is incapable of producing those frequencies, using the auto EQ on the Pioneer boosts that panel enough that it gets back what it lost but it still kind of bugs me.
Is this common? Could it just need a good cleaning?
If it's just the panel that needs to be replaced that's doable, but since EQing brings it back to normal, could it be the electronics?
Thanks for any help guys, the speakers DO sound great.
(I've tried swapping channels on the reciever, different cables, and different sources, so it is consistent on just that speaker)