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In Reply to: Re: Here's what I know after speaking to Mr. Lyon... posted by andycsb2000@yahoo.com on April 5, 2005 at 07:37:15:
Andy, yes the tables *seem* hollow, but I don't think they all are; and I know for a fact that the oak veneered table has some type of honeycomb core. I don't think the salesman knows. There are many different philosophies on isolation and vibration control. I'd recommend that you do an AA search (key words: lyon, rigid, low mass) to learn about one point of view. All I can say is that I was about to build a TNT Flexy Rack and Mr. Lyon and others saved me some money and time. I am experiencing considerably better PRaT, tighter base and more natural timbre with the Ikea Lyte. There is no real downside...you spend $9-15 bucks, buy some cheap speaker spikes, spend 2 minutes screwing the spike into the shelf and finito. If you're not impressed, you are out 1 hour and $25.
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Follow Ups
- Consider rigid, low mass, energy dissipating designs - RioTubes 08:01:55 04/05/05 (3)
- Re: Ikea Lyte versus TNT Flexy - DeeJayBump 14:35:26 04/29/05 (0)
- Re: Consider rigid, low mass, energy dissipating designs - andycsb2000@yahoo.com 08:02:32 04/06/05 (1)
- *Lyte* is the name of the rack using Lack tables - RioTubes 11:08:35 04/06/05 (0)