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In Reply to: Raising of Seismic Sub from floor Bruce or anyone posted by Nutube on March 16, 2007 at 06:02:13:
When I set up my edgarhorn system I was advised:If you are on a slab, you are lucky. I would think Dr. Edgar would recommend placing them on the floor. I cannot imagine boxes this heavy benefiting from any kind of stand.
If one has a wood floor, it was recommended that one place the speaker on top of a slab of stone. Dr. Edgar had mentioned the use of a sand box for the TITAN cabinet. I had no desire to BUY a stone slab so I made a sand box for the subs, also.
I have used this set-up for the last few years and find it to be
satisfactory. In other words, I am not lacking for any bass.I, also, added external bracing for my sub cabinets. Mine are made of MDF, when I bought my first cabinet this was all that was offered so when I got the second, in the interests of continuity, I had it made of the same material. But, I did use many 2 x 8's on the outside of both cabinets, glued and screwed to the structure. Of course, BARANEKS law assures that I found it to sound better after this modification, but I do believe there is zero overhang of bass tones. The bass produced is prodigious and fast.
I have not heard anything like it.
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- Re: Raising of Seismic Sub from floor Bruce or anyone - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 11:43:13 03/16/07 (2)
- Re: Raising of Seismic Sub from floor Bruce or anyone - Nutube 19:16:26 03/16/07 (0)
- Re: Raising of Seismic Sub from floor Bruce or anyone - Retsel 18:04:14 03/16/07 (0)
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