Just a guess,since I never had that problem.The first thing that comes to mind is a bad connection.Since you biwire,I would play some bass heavy music and wiggle the cable at the binding posts on your speakers.One of the posts may be bad,the cable itself,a connection inside the cabinet[hope not]Next maybe switch the cable ends so the ends for the bass are now passing signal to the mid/tweeter and vice versa.Try each speaker one at a time,then try the amp end.That's a start anyway.Best of luck to you.
Intermittent bass
Can anyone pose a reasonable solution for a long existing problem?
I have excellent audio equipment
Bryston B135 integrated amp & matching cd player,PSB Synchrony II speakers + audioquest comet biwire speaker cable & Rega P5 TT/dynavector.
The problem I'm having is I get a really deep satisfying bass on all sources then at any given point the bass becomes dull & undefined.
I've checked & even replaced many of the above items but the problem persists
No one has been able to point me in the right direction..
Has anyone experienced a similar problem or guess why bass weight is changing?
I have excellent audio equipment
Bryston B135 integrated amp & matching cd player,PSB Synchrony II speakers + audioquest comet biwire speaker cable & Rega P5 TT/dynavector.
The problem I'm having is I get a really deep satisfying bass on all sources then at any given point the bass becomes dull & undefined.
I've checked & even replaced many of the above items but the problem persists
No one has been able to point me in the right direction..
Has anyone experienced a similar problem or guess why bass weight is changing?
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