Hi emadgaidi
Can't help with the video as I have Classics not Silvers, but you don't say what your source is? eg Airplay, Bluetooth, Ethernet, Optical, and do you have a particular genre of music in mind.
There is a reason you won't see many complaints about the 'lack of bass' from these speakers so I suspect something is amiss - even the classic phantoms can put out an alarming bass at higher volumes. It may however not be the speakers but the input source that is the problem. Positioning will also affect sound balance - though not speaker 'movement'.
One piece of music that consistently causes the speakers to 'dance' is from the group Kobresia from the album Substrata - the track is called 'Biosphere' - even at low volumes you can see the movement of the speakers so its a good check that everything is working as it should. Hopefully someone will post the video you requested but a bit more detail about source etc might be useful.
kantblue
Can't help with the video as I have Classics not Silvers, but you don't say what your source is? eg Airplay, Bluetooth, Ethernet, Optical, and do you have a particular genre of music in mind.
There is a reason you won't see many complaints about the 'lack of bass' from these speakers so I suspect something is amiss - even the classic phantoms can put out an alarming bass at higher volumes. It may however not be the speakers but the input source that is the problem. Positioning will also affect sound balance - though not speaker 'movement'.
One piece of music that consistently causes the speakers to 'dance' is from the group Kobresia from the album Substrata - the track is called 'Biosphere' - even at low volumes you can see the movement of the speakers so its a good check that everything is working as it should. Hopefully someone will post the video you requested but a bit more detail about source etc might be useful.
kantblue
