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Dynaudio Confidence C4 base loose
Hello everyone.
I have a pair of C4 that I have repositioned. In my attempt to get the feet spikes even, I have been rocking the speakers to find which corner was uneven. By rocking, I place my hand on the upper most part of the cabinet to get the most leverage.
However I noticed there was a new "wooden" creaking sound that wasn't there before.
Now I am concerned that I may have loosened the base of the speaker from the rest of the cabinet.
I have found pictures on the net that shows the base is connected to the main cabinet with a small box containing only the crossover and the speaker terminals. However I am not sure if this is screwed or glued together. Knowing the cabinetry is MDF board, I am extremely concerned that I may have loosened the glue/screw holding the speaker together and could fall apart next time I need to move the speaker.
Can someone who knows how these speakers are put together please provide some insight how to tightened the screw, or explain what the "wooden" creaking noise is.
Thank you so much in advance!!
I have a pair of C4 that I have repositioned. In my attempt to get the feet spikes even, I have been rocking the speakers to find which corner was uneven. By rocking, I place my hand on the upper most part of the cabinet to get the most leverage.
However I noticed there was a new "wooden" creaking sound that wasn't there before.
Now I am concerned that I may have loosened the base of the speaker from the rest of the cabinet.
I have found pictures on the net that shows the base is connected to the main cabinet with a small box containing only the crossover and the speaker terminals. However I am not sure if this is screwed or glued together. Knowing the cabinetry is MDF board, I am extremely concerned that I may have loosened the glue/screw holding the speaker together and could fall apart next time I need to move the speaker.
Can someone who knows how these speakers are put together please provide some insight how to tightened the screw, or explain what the "wooden" creaking noise is.
Thank you so much in advance!!
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