any lawyers in this forum care to give an advice?

Just a few questions. Am a retired lawyer, not currently licensed to practice anywhere. So I won't. But  were the speakers visibly damaged upon receipt? If so  why did you acept them? If not visibly damaged, how do you know they are not defective from a manufacturer's defect? Or, were they damaged before shipment and the seller concealed that fact? Each of those three answers could lead to a different approach. At least this happened less than a year ago so there may be a valid warranty claim and the statute of limitations is probably no bar yet. So, not sure I can help.

Do you have unpacking videos?

First question did you pay by PayPal ?

how long has it been since you payed for them ?  
PayPal gives you 6 months ,a credit card only 3 months .

please let  us know , and how much $$ did you spend 

Were speakers in their original box ,what brand , they are all important factors.

last possibility is to file suit in the state they were shipped , i had a trial by phone 

I was in MA , the defendant in WA state ,we had a 3way conversation ,I sent all info 

to the prosecutors office  I win the case  and was paid within 30 days . This was about 6 years ago.

Try making a complaint to your attorney general. In NY, this can be done online.  I made complaints against AT&T and an insurance company and actually got results. It’s free and companies generally listen when they get a call from the AG. 

wow, thank you guys for awesome inputs. Yes, package was somewhat damaged. During freight delivery, the driver also stack the speakers on top of another. They are about 200lbs/ each. I took pics of that. I also yelled at the driver. Simply left it stacked front of my yard. Yes, i informed the seller right away. I never signed for the paper, it was forged signature when I requested a copy of paperwork from the freight company. Paid by credit card. No paypal. sorry to disclose, but 5 figure $ item. thankyou Again everyone. Alot of things to consider.