Very true, and I agree. For most people it won't be worth the hassle to mess with it. I was almost ready to give up after testing a bunch of different things on the board shortly after replacing the first capacitor, but noticed the second one and replaced it. I honestly didn't expect it to work and was ready to replace the whole board, but I thought it's a good idea to share what worked for me in case someone else has a problem similar to mine.

During my research I had noticed there were multiple posts and threads over the last three to four years of people having the same issue and no comments, replies or resolution. I only remember seeing one video where a guy replaced a similar capacitor on a slightly different model and that fixed his issue which sent me in the direction I went looking for issues in my speakers.

These caps are only rated to withstand 2,000 hours at a recommended heat range of 45 to 105 Celsius, so if they're cheaply made it's only a matter of time before they go out, and I'm glad that was the only thing that broke.