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In Reply to: Decoupling, soft feet did make some nice improvements posted by Stroemberg on December 20, 2021 at 00:52:34:
It seems to me that decoupling + high mass is ideal, assuming the floor reflections have been captured already in the recording. If the mass of the speakers is low, then they need the mass of the building (and the planet) to keep them from moving opposite the diaphragm.
Another thing -- those stands that make the baffle more rigid actually do work. They are coupled to the floor, though.
I remember somebody floating a massive rock or something and putting their speaker on it.
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