No bass in righthand speaker - Mission M73 Main / Stereo Speaker

This website has tons of wiring diagrhams, and if you look down the righthand side of the page, you'll see a link where they will design and schematic you like-
http://www.guitarelectronics.com/category/wiring_resources_guitar_wiring_diagrams/

The Linn's should have a good bass, clean & tight but not boomy. Have you got them correctly phased? Red-to-red, Black-to-black? Bass is killed if one speaker is anti-phased.

Rockford is great for bass and your two way speakers. Alpine still controls the three way speakers that I would suggest for wanting the strong vocals with less bass. Too much bass bad so I would ignore most input from "audio" guys. They always over build the bass side, balance is the key.

if you turn the bass setting in your radio down it will take the bass out, but may take some of the bass out of the subs as well, if this occurs and you still are not satified, you either have to get a car receiver with a non fading subwoofer preout, or you could get bass blockers for all the speakers you dont want the bass in

Hi Haley,
I also enjoy good Music and excellent sound from my speakers that i have and know what you going through. There is two problems that i see here. One is that your bass speakers is dying on you from the excess bass that has been exerted throught it or have you tried lowering the adjusting bass from the contol panel?
Try adjusting the bass and if that doesnt work aleast you've identified your problem.
Thanks Haley for using Fixya.Good Luck.

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This being a generic question, I can only provide a generic answr:

In multichannel rigs the question of Large vs Small denotes nit the 'size' but the ability to handle bass - Large presumed to be bass-capable. When you identify a particular speaker as 'small' in an AVR you're telling it to redirect bass to either the Subwoofer or the Main Speakers if they are 'Large'. Some AVR's also allow sharing the bass with the sub instead of having it all go there. If you have large speakers configured for bass the realism of surrounding bass sounds is better.

You can have many combinations of Large vs Small speakers in most AV setups but there usually are some dependencies. For example, bass can't be directed from one 'small' speaker to another; or if you select 'small' for the front speakers a Sub is presumed to exist.

I have all large speakers in my set.

Hi,
Try to exchange one speaker connections only, unplug connector from speaker and put them + to - and - to + pins.
In my opinion, both speakers are giving out of phase sound that cancels the bass sound, speaker connections should be same phase to get bass sound so just change connecting two wires at any one speaker, that will work.
Thanks.

If you can't hear the difference maybe the bass frequency which is moving the speakers is below your hearing range.

I think you may have a "loudness" button on that amp -- if you do, turn off the loudness -- this is a bass booster.

But, in general, bass speakers are designed to move in & out a lot. They have to move a lot of air to produce the bass sound.

yes bad bord so cheap on these u can kick bass out like u wanna best bet referb kilspsh on ebay 70 bucks bass on them rocks ok

may be there is problem with your woffer spk bcoz bass is contrlled by woofer see if you can see the spk cone is not tear or it is damage. bye