This should be a pretty simple fix. Lay the speaker on its back. Remove all of the socket head cap screws and the trim ring. Center the driver in the opening ensuring that the holes in the basket line up with the nut the cap screw threads into Replace the trim ring, install the cap screws and tighten. Put the speaker back upright.
Poor quality control crooked driver
https://photos.app.goo.gl/dUEtMe39Sj3dnyh46 I have a mild OCD/quality control issue with my Klipsch R610f. The driver is not dead centered inside its beauty ring. Its sitting to the very left and bottom.
While very marginal and most people won’t notice it. But of course its bothering me....🤦🤦
My question is could this cause issues down the road?, should I just let go, or start a return? (bought them a week ago as a 5.1 bundle) All the other speakers sit perfectly centered around there rings. Thanks in advance
While very marginal and most people won’t notice it. But of course its bothering me....🤦🤦
My question is could this cause issues down the road?, should I just let go, or start a return? (bought them a week ago as a 5.1 bundle) All the other speakers sit perfectly centered around there rings. Thanks in advance