Eden D-210XLT Problem?

I have a new Eden D-210 XLT that I'm using with a Peavey 410 for the time being. I haven't cranked this setup up yet only working songs out in the garage. My problem is I'm getting occasional farts and buzzs and last night I heard a few loud pops as well. As I said I'm not playing it loud. Certainly not stage volume.

My setup is as follows:

Lakland 55-94 Standard 5 sting bass
Rack Rider Power Conditioner
Sabine RT 1601 Rack Tuner(Going through the tuner then into the Alembic)
Alembic F-1X Preamp
BBE Sonic Maximizer (Run through the Alembic's FX loop)
Peavey DPC 750 power amp (I'm running both 8ohm cabs from channel A only for 400 [email protected])

I tried my GK RB400 head (240watts @ 4ohms) and the problem is still there only not as bad.

I spoke with the service department from Eden today and he had me wire up a D cell battery to see if the speaker were wired in phase and both were working and they were. He looked up my cabinet and verified that it should be an 8ohm cab. he said it may have been mislabeled and that if it were a 4ohm cab instead it would be drawing way more power than the Peavey and could be causing some distortion. Told me to verify the ohms with a meter. He also suggested running each cab on a separate channel and to try moving both cabs to channel B.

My Alembic has a built in crossover that I may also try.

Any ideas or similar problems? I really don't want ship the cab to Eden $$$$$ and I purchased it from MF so I don't want to deal with trying to return it there (Already been 6 weeks).

Thanks Guys & Gals

 

On my list of things to try tonight along with separate channel per cab and Bi-amping

 

Yes I was using just the GK head and the 2 cabs. My goal tonight is to test both cabs with a multi meter to verify ohmage, Change all cables, Try using both cabs on channel B of the power amp, Try Bi-Amping cabinets and lastly try using another power amp.

Any other suggestions would be welcome!

 

It turned into being a problem with my rig setup. Taken care of!