Bad Cornwall IV?

First guess is a tweeter is blown.

Use the "Ear" test to verify.

Being a Forte 4 owner, I would disconnect speakers from the amp then remove the binding post module from the back of the speaker. Next, make sure red wires are connected to red posts and blacks are going to blacks. Check for solid connections.

Finally, I’ve researched Anthem receivers and read that they have problems with their room correction software and user interfaces as well. These problems may have been worked out by now, but this is what I read.

If possible, try to disable room correction and play as close to "straight two channel audio" as possible. See if this changes anything.

BTW, are you using single or bi-wire connection?

The cables are secure and the placement is correct. I've re-done them just to make sure and the same issue happens. I thought that speaker sounded different when I first got it but I thought it might be because I had it plugged into a cheap AVR. Now with the room correction software you can hear that the highs sound "underwater".

I still have warranty on the speaker so I'll exchange it and let you guys know if that fixed the issue.

Thanks!

I'm not exactly sure what singe vs bi-wire is so here's a picture of it and you tell me! 😅

Wiring

Ohhhh you meant the wire inside the speaker? I guess I could open her up and check!

Please don’t open your speaker up, you could possibly void your warranty.  I believe your picture shows what dweller was asking about.  I am not familiar with your speakers, but it looks like there is a slate-colored jumper.

Hopefully @dweller will verity.