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In Reply to: Likely The Majority of Positive Change... posted by Doug Schroeder on September 8, 2015 at 08:11:37:
Another possibility or contributing factor could be a feedback problem from the speakers to the source and/or electronics in the system. In which case isolation would perform better that hard spiking the speakers. The best solution for this type of situation is spiking the speakers for minimal motion and isolation at the other end of the feedback loop.
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