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In Reply to: Re: If it sounds good, do it! posted by zacster on January 21, 2007 at 04:57:40:
Oh, I definitly think it could impact the sound....Whether it will or not however is dependent upon many factor including loudness, sub-woofer construction, equipment vibration sensitivity and choice of listening material. However if cats shook off mine I definitely wouldn't put electronics on it either!
Since reading the original post, I've been mulling this over and think I'll do some simple measurements to see if they show anything. I've got both a receiver and CD player stacked on it and should be able to easily observe and isolate any problems running an FFT with my computer's sound card while sweeping the woofer.
If I see anything, I'll fix it even if it means moving the stuff because, as an audiophile, I'm willing to fix measured problems even if I can't hear them...
Regard, Rick
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