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In Reply to: Iso Bearings under loudspeakers... posted by Rob Thomas on August 20, 2003 at 00:38:43:
Hi Rob,"I know a speaker moving even a thousandth of an inch relative to a tweeter vibration could be significant, so I'm curious to try this premise."
I know exactly how you feel. My thinking was shaken up when I tried "floating" my speakers and found performance improvements I wouldn't have expected. The link below is where I posted my experience.
As I said in my previous post, I don't think "draining" has anything to do with it. It will be interesting to read about your experiences when you try it. Please post what you hear.
Happy Listening!
Barry
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Follow Ups
- Re: Iso Bearings under loudspeakers... - bdiament 04:51:33 08/20/03 (5)
- OMIGAWD! - Rob Thomas 23:39:59 08/22/03 (1)
- Re: OMIGAWD! - stillWater 05:06:44 09/02/03 (0)
- Interesting earlier thread... - Rob Thomas 01:33:58 08/21/03 (2)
- Re: Interesting earlier thread... - bdiament 04:47:37 08/21/03 (1)
- I think the concept is... - Rob Thomas 23:32:23 08/22/03 (0)
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