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You do realize that you won't hear any differences on a clock radio.

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In Reply to: RE: Or a Witch Doctor. nt posted by oldmkvi on November 27, 2010 at 06:42:50

or a $150 "hifi" from Costco.

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I can tell you that there's No "crack in my speakers."nt - oldmkvi 08:19:01 11/27/10 (2)
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- The crack where the grille cloth frame meets the cabinet. - Paul_A 08:27:54 11/27/10 (1)
  That crack even exists on a Bose Lifestyle System. Just look a little closer and you'll see it.
  - RE: The crack where the grille cloth frame meets the cabinet. - oldmkvi 08:41:06 11/27/10 (0)
    I don't have a Bose Lifestyle System, but there is TINY space between the grille covers and speakers. I put in felt pads there to help prevent Buzzing, the grilles are held in place by magnets. Something hard might help create more chance of Vibration caused buzzing. Also, wouldn't oil on crystals make them less likely to vibrate, the oil damping rather than freeing vibrations? I have a McIntosh/Kef system, with only a slight upgrade in power cords, and a PS Audio Outlet and Quintet as tweeks. Also Sims Navcom Silencers under all components. Maybe I'll try some crystal tweeks. I loved having a bowl of water between the speakers, but it's bit of a hassle, and haven't done it in some while.

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