i just want to know there is nothing wrong with the right speaker.
i think the bed in front of right speaker might be the problem. though its only a few feet in front of the speaker
when i got home from work, first thing i did i toed in both speakers directly towards the mlp. prior to that both speakers were toed in just slightly, and maybe the left speaker perhaps a couple cms more towards the mlp.
i watched saving private ryan (a requirement on 4th of july weekend) and raised channel level on right speaker 1 db.
that sort of worked. but not convinced yet because of how audio is designed for movies. for instance, the final major battle i did hear more out of the right speaker, but all the action, where theyre shooting etc. seems to be designed for the right speaker. if you watch that scene youd understand.
after the movie i listened to the tuner/radio in direct mode. i raised the test tone of the right speaker 1db and that sort of fixed the problem, but i only listened to one song. i was tired at that point.
one thing that i am not sure about. on my denon x3300 there are two ways to raise speaker volume.
1. pressing option button i can use channel level
2. pressing settings button i can go to speakers settings and use the test tone
do i need to raise both the same increments or are they independent of each other depending on the source?
when i listened to the radio i only had the 2nd option and that one pretty much worked, though i will experiment more tomorrow. and i will definitely switch the speakers, that will probably tell me if the room and positioning and bed are the problem.
one last thing, shoot, not sure if i have option 1 and 2 reversed when i listened to the radio in direct mode. cant remember hehehe