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Yes, if i couple together at lower front, the rear top is about 1.5” from the top and back. Maybe it’s supposed to be that way and my only problem is lower front is not being secured by the caulk. Here is outside photos

I bought this sub new and owned for years. Sounds great. However, on the rare occasion i move it i would hear something move inside. Finally took apart and found it’s this black tube (sorry don’t know technical name for it) loose inside. See photos. It looks like it has screw holes and is supposed to attach rear top and back but it’s too short. It slips into the front bottom but not fastened in any way. Appears to be caulk but doesn’t do anything. See photos. Is this normal? Should i do anything to fasten the bottom front to hold in place? thanks! keith

I received my new RW-12d sub yesterday and while unpacking from the box I noticed when I picked up the sub and tilted it to the side something inside moved and made a thump sound. If I tilted the other way I'd hear it thump on the other side. Concerned, I powered it up anyway. Shortly after power on but before turning on the reciever it made a loud boom. I proceeded to turn on receiver and run it and everything seems fine. A couple hours later I picked up and tilted side to side again and nothing moved/thumped. I've searched high and low on the internet and can't find anything that describes what I experienced. I'm new to the world of Klipsch and subs....so maybe what I experienced is exactly what was supposed to happen??? Any thoughts? thanks!