Bass distortion-Playing LP's only,,,,please help


VPI Prime----Ortofon Black Quintet (low output moving coil cart)-----Plinius Koru Phono Pre( loading at 20 ohms/gain at 66 db)-----Parasound Halo Integrated -----Martin Logan Montis speakers which have powered bass cabinets.

Using any other source component I have absolutely no issues. When I play an LP and increase the volume past 10 O'clock which is a little loud....but not ridiculously loud-I at times get this huge wave of bass distortion. I do have bass controls on the Montis's...and I have turned them down into the negative, but I still get what I previously described occasionally. 

Any and all help would be appreciated. This doesn't always happen, but its frequent enough to drive me crazy.

Thanks in advance.

krelldog
The KAB rumble filter uses audiophile grade parts and I can't hear any difference with it in or out other than the bass not distorting and the woofers not going into oscillation..  The quantity and quality of bass remains the same.  You can order one from KAB and have it within a week.  I run mine through the processor loop on my preamp, but a tape loop will do the same thing.  Also I moved my Scout and Prime all over the living room, trying different platforms, even one bolted to the wall but in the end, the rumble filter was the only thing to eliminate.  I have an old house with squeaky floors so perhaps that had something to do with it.
If you decide on using the filters and you have no issues with other sources then plug directly into phono stage and then plug table into them.

+1 yogiboy

Looks like it will do essentially the same thing for a lot less money.  You have nothing to lose by trying these.

Scroll up and re-read lewm's post on 7-17.
Also check to be sure that your head shell is secure