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In Reply to: Bright star sand box posted by stator_99@yahoo.com on June 18, 2021 at 13:44:59:
Tried Brightstar big and little rocks over the years, and frankly, when component is in contact with thin panel directly on sand, music sounds overdamped and dead.
Little rocks have no opening and sand does not fill all the way to top. These sound much better to me in right doses under certain gear (transport, etc). They also really improve subwoofers on top of the sub.
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- Sound of sand - Jon L 14:45:59 06/18/21 (8)
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