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Unfortunately, I have a twin fan cooling system built into the walls of my wine cellar located directly below my listening room. As a result, the wood floors under my system (Cary tube amp, preamp and CD player) hums/vibrates. 1) Is this bad for my system and speakers; 2) Will this affect the sound; and 3) Most importantly, how can I compensate for this? I have looked at a number of "solutions" including Isoblocks and Conepoints by Mapleshade and Vibrapods. My system is currently on a relatively heavy (not filled) Lovan rack and the speakers are on a pair of speaker stands (also not filled). Any suggestions will help. Thanks.
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Topic - My floor hums... how serious is this? Any suggestions? - marnier150 18:42:10 01/20/03 (9)
- Re: My floor hums... how serious is this? Any suggestions? - DWal 08:25:43 01/22/03 (0)
- Hum along - Brian Walsh 00:00:20 01/21/03 (0)
- Re: My floor hums... how serious is this? Any suggestions? - rcrump 22:35:32 01/20/03 (0)
- go to the root of the problem and - snkby 21:11:11 01/20/03 (0)
- That's just because it doesn't know the words. <nt> - Bosh 20:39:19 01/20/03 (0)
- You're kidding, right? - Bosh 20:37:19 01/20/03 (3)
- Re: You're kidding, right? - marnier150 20:57:35 01/20/03 (2)
- Re: You're kidding, right? - zanash 01:24:43 01/21/03 (0)
- Start at the source of your trouble. - Bosh 21:21:47 01/20/03 (0)
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