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In Reply to: PS: brace the 3.6's posted by Mart on June 19, 2003 at 22:00:36:
When I had a pair of MG-3's, I replaced the thin particle-board bases with a concrete paving tile (painted black to reduce the negative WAF), added a couple of aluminum angle corner braces, then braced it to the back wall with a wood dowel against the top of the frame. Way different sounding speaker after all that, more slam, more precision.I've used that wood dowel trick on the CLS's I used to own and on the LFT-VI's I own now. Its always a worthwhile improvement.
On the 1+1's and 2+2's I had, I braced them to the ceiling with a wood wood-working clamp... very ugly, but also very effective.
You got that big-ole panel flapping in the breeze otherwise... and losing your music!
Greg in Minneapolis
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- Re: PS: brace the 3.6's - GStew 18:56:17 06/20/03 (2)
- care to document it? - Mart 22:21:39 06/20/03 (1)
- Re: care to document it? - gstew 22:34:35 06/25/03 (0)
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