Sorry this image got kind of blurry... The spots are more or less in the same place on both speakers, but there's a little more space between the ones on this left one. I don't have the opportunity to check if they get any closer today, but I'll get back to that, thanks .

"Could these be the + and - binding (hook up) leads on the speaker? Visual because of the translucent mylar material of the speaker cone?" What does that really mean ? And, also. If Alai also have this on his set, doesn't that mean it's rather normal. And then, is there any point in...

Ok, thanks mate . But is it normal that this area is movable? I figured this out by accident when I pressed it a bit inwards... Btw. what monitors are you using?

I have posted a picture of it in another post by the same name (I accidentally posted this twice). I have not contacted the manufacturer yet, since it doesn't seem to affect anything. Please do respond in the post above.

I realize that it might have been a bit confusing, but if it helps, it was probably equally hard for me to try to explain as for you to understand. Is it normal that this area is movable? I figured this out by accident when I pressed it a bit inwards...

Hey, I'm new to this forum, so this is going to be my opening question. A couple of weeks ago, i received a pair of Behringer MS40 studiomonitors. Up 'til now I've been very happy with the sound they deliver. The only thing that worried me a little was when I noticed a couple of grey spots...

Hey, I'm new to this forum, so this is going to be my opening question. A couple of weeks ago, i received a pair of Behringer MS40 studiomonitors. Up 'til now I've been very happy with the sound they deliver. The only thing that worried me a little was when I noticed a couple of grey spots...