Bass leaves after amp warms up?

I'm still wondering, if the issue was a simple out of phase speaker connection or worse due to attempt to bi-wire the speakers from a single source amp incorrectly and that actually caused more deterioration over time? I'm suspecting the latter would be more impactful, though out of phase wiring alone would impact bass at all times.

I do not recall the biwiring attempt being mentioned early on in this thread but maybe I missed it? That would have been useful info! Way more problematic and likely than any amp overheating due to load over time in a major way, though that could certainly happen.

Oh well. Glad the facts came out eventually anyhow.

If the biwiring was mentioned early on and I missed it, I will waive my consulting fee. Otherwise, I will be charging more interest now!!!! :^)

Doesn't seem like he was out of phase, just backwards and upside down, or something like that. Though his explanation continues to be hard to decipher.

Well, suffice it to say that any biwiring complicates things with more ways to get it wrong than right and results would not be good.

...but gotta wonder what the original MF amp would sound like now.....

06-28-13: Mapman
...but gotta wonder what the original MF amp would sound like now.....
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Agreed...I think the MF M6i is a GREAT int amp. Definitely a bit more organic sounding than my Accustic Arts which is more dynamic, quick, and clear.