Help please

@bbsoundguy  Could you be more specific?

I've never heard or known of an audio system "ripping itself apart."

I don't live in Florida but you might try Hollywood Sound in Hollywood Florida:  Ask for Larry (owner) or Marcus

http://hwdsound.com

Yes can you tell us what's wrong with your system and identify your components? I'm with lilmissmaggie I have no idea what "ripping itself apart" would mean in the context of a stereo.

Sorry gents was fairly upset when i wrote that.
So heres the scoop,
Eight years ago I accidentally turned up the volume and blew the drivers in my dynaudio C-4 speakers. Sent them off for repair and when they returned I noticed one side (left side ) was clearer , right side not so good. So I thought the speakers had to be broken still, eight years later and new speakers new cables, new amps and left side still plays great and right side like crap. Have move the system five different places in room ,same thing. Even built a wall in my living room to even bass. Thousands of dollars worth of GIK acoustics. Now my new speaker on the right side sounds like a midrange diver is blown and I’m pissed off. My system used to play wonderful until that day eight years ago. I have tried a lot of other things , just to much to list.
Bruce

So all this points to the repair job done on the C-4's.  Did you ever get them checked again?  Who did the repair?  Have you tried a different set of speakers in your system?  Try this first; if they sound balanced, get the C-4's looked at.

Dynaudio did the repairs. I have had three other pairs of speakers in the room. Same thing. All my electronics are Simaudio and had them tested at sim and was told everything was good. My cables at the time was MIT oracle and i had a problem with one of the interconnects before this happened so i even bought new cables.
I have even had my AC tested. Over the eight years i have  got the system to play great for a week or two then rifgt back to the same old crap.