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In Reply to: Why do my woofers do this when playing an LP? posted by wengler on August 6, 2005 at 16:20:12:
. . . you should still try to find better support for the turntable simply for sound-quality's sake. I'll bet if you get better support for your TT, you'll hear audible improvements in bass and transient response.To be honest, I've never read a coherent account for why subsonic filtering is really worthwhile. Woofer pump almost never harm the driver, and IME only occurs while cueing a record or, like you say, when you bump your TT or what. I have no subsonic filtering in my system and I never see or hear woofer pumping except while cueing a record.
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