I've got a set of Klipsch 4.2's. The way the speakers are sitting against my wall has me wondering if it's the reason the bass isn't as loud out of the right speaker as the left. Imagine and "L" shaped wall. My left speaker sits in the corner of the L and the right sits along the other side where it's straight and then into open space. I'm running these on a Fisher 400 that's been restored. I haven't tried to swap the speakers to test if it's just a speaker issue but the crossovers in the speakers have been redone as well. I have to adjust the bass balance over to the 1 o'clock to even things out. I'm wondering before I do any heavy lifting if the one speaker that sits in the corner just sounds "bass'er" because the sound wave is better because it is hitting the wall and the right one doesn't? Hopefully I've explained this well enough to get some input.
Also, there isn't much of a difference in the way the horns sound as far as loudness goes.
Also, there isn't much of a difference in the way the horns sound as far as loudness goes.