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my right speaker is louder than the left. the louder speaker is 4 feet from the corner where there are two large windows. left speaker is open to the rest of the living room which is wall and an open doorway 5 feet away. i don't think the acoustics are the problem but thats why i thought i would come here to you guys to ask. i would rather open them up instead of move them around because they are the statements and mine has 25lb sand filled on bottom of whats already an extra thick 1.25" cabinet. they must weight about 180lb each. i think i have a pretty good guess on why it is but i thought i should come to you guys for expertise before taking out my toolbox. is it because one of the driver on the quieter speaker is out of phase? thank you so much for any input in advance.
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Identify which driver sounds less loud and check your wiring. It could be anything. Most likely you have the polarity switched somewhere. -
i wouldnt think its the room. my setup is just the opposite. my right speaker is close to the wall, like a foot and a half actually and the right is 8 feet from the other and open to the open living/kitchen area. both speakers sound the same volume wise and i have a horrid room for accoustics.Psudo HTPC, Nuforce AVP 16, Emotiva XPA 5, Statements mains and center, Dayton in wall rears, Twin Tempest X 7CUFT sealed, and very cool and understanding wife!Comment
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It could be phase. It could be room. Make sure your distance is the same.
It could be your amplification.
Before you go checking your wiring, swap the speaker wiring at the amp to make sure the "loud" speaker doesn't switch. If it does, flip the wiring on your source to see if it's the source, or the amp.
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