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I’ll confirm the measurements.It's unlikely for speakers to be damaged and then recover to sound OK. The change in sound is more likely due to the class-D amp's output filter coil saturating. The best way to test your speakers is to run a near-field REW frequency sweep with a good mic. If the curve is flat and matches the claimed range, then you're good.
BTW, atmos enabled speakers are a scam! You'll never get a true Atmos overhead effect using reflections... Either get true atmos speakers or just gave up on atmos...
The atmos speakers came with it from the dealer. They were open box. I was experimenting with them. I ran them at reverse phase low volume on the LR signal split. I actually have 4 in ceiling atmos speakers already. I was just messing around with these. Turns out, that was a bad move. Also, oddly enough, just by having those physically plugged in to the amp (not even on) it messes with the LR signals!?
Needless to say, they are gone.