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Gibraltar (agreed!)

Posted by dave c on May 20, 2001 at 17:25:44:
If you live atop something as solid and mass loaded as a solid rock montain, then spikes are a clear winner for speakers.
With a concrete floor which is in fact a slab set in the ground, quite possibly (although I have heard this sort of thing vibrate from music.... heard????, FELT!!
If you have a wooden floor, it is probably very easy to make it work as a resonator. This is probably a bad thing.
That's as definite as I get (probably).