Bloody room acoustics

[struth]

i would try moving the far speaker in front of the unit away from window temp and see if it comes back

[agk]

Lovely room and kit, get you a gallery thread please.

Have you listened with the windows open and closed, any variation in bass?
Aside from that I think the window is killing the bass on that side.
Oh and the speakers look quite far apart in relation to your listening position.

[Spectral Morn]

The problem is worse when firing down the room especially from the window - I've tried a thicker rug.

Firing across bass is full on the left but almost non existent below 50hz on the window b side - its reflecting from something at 180° and so out of phase. I'll try covering everything that side.

Ahh ok a bass suck out due to the difference in depth to the side and the window. Install heavy curtains, that might work.

Have you tried moving whatever that plant is sitting on out of there ? Maybe move the TV back further into the bay window. Other option strip the window area and see how it sounds with nothing there and put stuff back in until it goes off again, at least then you know what it is that is causing the issue.

I will say its all very cramped, not a lot of space around the speakers.

[farflungstar]

I've tried just about everything today with no real difference, including blankets and duvets all over the place. Beginning to think maybe im deaf to very low frequencies in one ear but if thats true i never notice it in daily life or when listening to other set ups. I've been testing in mono. Not a happy bunny.

[Spectral Morn]

I've tried just about everything today with no real difference, including blankets and duvets all over the place. Beginning to think maybe im deaf to very low frequencies in one ear but if thats true i never notice it in daily life or when listening to other set ups. I've been testing in mono. Not a happy bunny.

With more space to one side of a speaker than the other you may end up with a lopsided soundstage, or frequency issues. Its hard to tell or sort without being in the room. Sorry.

[Macca]

Those things won't make the slightest bit to difference to the bass response.

If I were you I'd clear everything out of the room and start from scratch. It is highly unlikely that the room has no spot in which the speakers will sound balanced.

Probably not what you want to hear though.

[Spectral Morn]

Those things won't make the slightest bit to difference to the bass response.

If I were you I'd clear everything out of the room and start from scratch. It is highly unlikely that the room has no spot in which the speakers will sound balanced.

Probably not what you want to hear though.

I think stripping back to bare bones is the only option, then put extraneous furnishing back in until it goes wrong, then remove again, is the only way.

[struth]

I take it youve swapped speakers and swapped outputs, switched cables just in case its electronic

[farflungstar]

I take it youve swapped speakers and swapped outputs just in case its electronic

Yup, cart outpuput, Vida output, truth output, amp input... The same...

After struggling with the same problem wth the Ane's which are rear ported I finally fixed it by putting cushions on the side wall behind the weak one - balanced or at least better. I can't do that wth the Tannoys though I've tried... hmmmm

[struth]

have you moved the weak one into the room? being closer together will help too. they are a fair spread considering your sitting so close so might help a bit. I usually do an equilateral triangle with either to in or out.
I had a bad connection on one speaker that was causing mine once.