Yeah those corners are like horn loading for bass signals.

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In Reply to: Re: Looking for dirt-cheap isolation ideas for a Lenco. posted by rob mac on September 18, 2006 at 07:32:51:

You can walk around the room and your highest bass nodes are nearly always right in the corner.
Sand boxes are great for isolation. The more sand the better!
I am using an inner tube purchased from Home Depot on my Plinth project number two table and it works more than decently well.
I inflate it only to the point it suspends the table level. I think damped springs would work too. Make sure to use foam inside the springs to cut any resonance.
Cheers!

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Topic - Looking for dirt-cheap isolation ideas for a Lenco. - soundnut 07:07:40 09/18/06 (4)

Mylar balloons for cheap isolation/leveling - JerryG 17:18:51 09/18/06 (0)

go to theanaloguedept.com and build one of his shelves - richardl 10:13:17 09/18/06 (0)

Re: Looking for dirt-cheap isolation ideas for a Lenco. - rob mac 07:32:51 09/18/06 (1)

Yeah those corners are like horn loading for bass signals. - tubesforever 08:58:15 09/18/06 (0)

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Yeah those corners are like horn loading for bass signals. - tubesforever 08:58:15 09/18/06 (0)

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