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In Reply to: RE: Not all cabinet vibrations are bad posted by kenster on May 10, 2010 at 09:40:46:
Hi kenster,I still appreciate a pair of Tekna Sonic C-12 Vibration Absorbers you gifted which are currently placed in my customized stereo subwoofer system: A single C-12 affixed to the back of each enclosure does well to tune the Qms of the cabinets in order to affect the sonic signature in a satisfactory manner.
I use the Tekna Sonic C-12 Vibration Absorbers along with Eichmann Topper resonance control devices: A set of three Eichmann Topper resonance control devices strategically placed on top of each subwoofer enclosure. The Topper is vital since they work in tandem with the Tekna Sonic C-12 to further fine-tune the sonic signature of the subwoofer enclosure. In addition, I lined the internal panel at rear-of-driver with Spectra Dynamics Deflex Subwoofer Panels which seem to be of sonic benefit towards better control of internal reflections and general vibration dampening, to my ear.
Also, I enjoy customized sets of tripod carpet-piercing brass cones mounted on Cardas Golden Cuboids large myrtlewood resonance dampers positioned sideways on the bottom panels (under the cabinets).
An important result among others is improved integration with my main loudspeakers (it's a very good thing to exclude the use of a high-pass active crossover, indeed).
Edits: 05/10/10 05/10/10
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