GDHAL
Posted
7 years 10 months ago
You're very welcome Neo. Keep in mind the rationale for swapping the speakers channel is to isolate the cause of the problem - amp or speaker. It is probably easier to swap cable connection as opposed to physically moving the Triton. Just take the speaker end of the cable connected to the right channel Triton's speaker terminals and move that to the left channel Triton's speaker terminals. Leave the connections at the receiver speaker terminals alone.
Another suggestion given that your receiver balance is at the midpoint... It is conceivable, albeit unlikely, that despite the balance being at the center position it is not outputting equivalent wattage to each channel. Your particular receiver has a headphone jack. If you have a pair of headphones you can use them (with some source obviously) to more readily detect an obvious loss of channel gain. Similarly, I'm not sure if the GUI on that unit has any kind of metering that would indicate L/T output. If not and you have a tape deck with level meters use that as well to run something through the tape monitor loop and inspect meters (they are rarely 100% identical but if balance is true they should read very close).
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