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In Reply to: RE: "New" Quads and Stands posted by cawson@onetel.com on February 27, 2017 at 11:14:27:
An interesting question. It seems to me (amateur that I am) that vibrapads would likely keep floor-borne vibrations from moving the component they support while spikes would ensure that the speaker's base is not moved relative to its support by its vibrating diaphragms.
Perhaps others with more knowledge or experience can chime is here.
On the practical side, you could try some inexpensive experiments. Cut two racketball balls in half and put one half under each corner of your speaker. If the speakers have bolts or screws in the underside, you could replace the corner ones temporarily with longer hardware touching the floor and see if one tweak is better or worse than the other. Round headed bolts would give a very small contact point, similar to a spike, and would not be likely to mar the floor if you are careful.
Let us know how it works out.
Congratulations on getting some Quads too!
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- RE: "New" Quads and Stands - George S. Roland 13:35:13 02/27/17 (0)
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