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Re: Suggestions for MIT2 Bi-wire speaker cable replacements

Posted by kenster (A) on January 15, 2007 at 19:12:09

In Reply to: Re: Suggestions for MIT2 Bi-wire speaker cable replacements posted by blackpixels on January 13, 2007 at 21:22:58:

Several steps can be impemented to increase resolution starting with:

Step 1: Spiking the Terminator box to the floor will solidify image specifity as well as clean up the treble. This can be done several ways depending on the floor covering. *

Step 2: Place a heavy weight, such as a brick, on top of the spiked terminator box.

Step 3: This is my preference. Place a TeknaSonics C-10 vibration absorber on top of the spiked teminator box with a small heavy platform under the terminator box with the platform spiked to the floor.

*If carpet is used, U can just screw some #8 Bugle Hd. Phillips construction screws into the carpet and they will make a firm/tight connection with the underlying flooring. Best of all, they can be removed with no visible damage to the carpet.

If a hard flooring is used, make a small platform out of 3/4" MDF slighly larger than the terminator box and insert some spikes on the underside.

Cheers,

~kenster

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