iLoud Micro monitors jarring at certain low frequencies

[anilnc]

Hello,

I recently bought iLoud micro monitors and I really liked them. But when I play an 808 bass or a normal basic sine wave on lower G to A# notes, the bass reflex ports on both monitors produces jarring sound. The volume of iLoud are set at default 0dB and all dsp settings are set to flat.

I initially noticed while listening to this youtube review (link below) on Tascam tape collection. As from 1:53 he plays a bass pattern with tape bypassed and enables, So the note that comes at 1:59 (3rd note) is jarring the iLoud. They are below 55hz actually.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1QTQqBrgok

Can anyone who has these monitors please check this and confirm me if it doesn't jarr? As I was asked by support to send it back to the dealer for a replacement, I have to ship it to another country and expenses etc. If it was by design jarring, I prefer not to waste time and money to receive replacements with same issue.

Hence, I am relaying on some help here.

Regards
Anil

[Cabezon_IK]

Hey there,

So I see there's a few things here, however above all else and before I attempt giving any sort of feedback or possible tips.

What is it that you mean by "jarring?"
Explain the context of this apparent sound a bit better for em and maybe I can give some better advice.

[anilnc]

Hi

Sorry, I think the right word is, the bass reflex ports get noisy like vibrating on lower frequencies. As from 54hz approximately. Yesterday tested again with a sine waveform playing on lower octave.

[Cabezon_IK]

If experiencing port noise and other audio issues, I would highly recommend opening a support ticket for better assistance.

There you would be able to get a much more detailed walkthrough and/or repair, replacement, etc.

[fisherking111]

I have the exact same issue. Horrible buzzing when I run basic sine waves at a moderate volume. Starts at 65Hz, and gets worse and worse down to 45Hz.

Is this a design flaw? Or are some units defective?

Were you able to get any more information on this?

I bought a brand new set through a vendor on Reverb, and am currently requesting a refund or partial refund to send them to get fixed, based on this post.

Did you ever send yours in?

[Peter_IK]

If experiencing port noise and other audio issues, I would highly recommend opening a support ticket for better assistance.

There you would be able to get a much more detailed walkthrough and/or repair, replacement, etc.