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One, it has to be under warranty if 2 months old....
What you may be doing is just driving the speakers (a lot of sets have tiny ones now) too hard with the bass set up===literally rattle them in their frames----if the set has a connection on rear for external speakers that might be a option.
Some of these sets (check the specs) have a very small audio output circuit under 5 watts and with volume up and bass up sound will be hard in deep bass situations....
there would be life in the old girl it just depends how much you love her and how much you are willing to spend to get her fixed ?? some old rotels are still fetching good money so it might be worthwhile getting a quote
I have an RX 600 - which has just gone 'phut' - which is how I came today to find this website ! I once had your speaker problem but eventually tracked it down to a bad connection of the speaker cable into the rear of the Receiver. Plastic sheathing and dust was partly in the way. Strip off a bit more plastic to expose fresh bright wire, and remake secure tug-proof connection before you try anything else. Oh, and while you doing it, do the others as well !
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