Recent content by izeek

i need to correct to that. i meant i wasn't fond of bookshelves.

the 7s don't have much of a cabinet and probably, bracing, is my guess. put a light weight on it and see what you get. iono. those arent going to be but so strong basswise. adding in bass or treble will not always sound great. a touch or so is ok. trying to get thump they don't have isn't...

it would be nice to know what speakers. ive never heard cabinet resonance, though it exists. are you hearing the cabinet or the floor and wall resonances?

a lot depends on your floors. concrete and you're pretty much golden. wood floors will need decoupling/isolation.

i go to the audio shows in my area when i can. a couple years ago, i heard my favoritest song, summer madness-kool and the gang, on a 1m system. dont remember the names much. it did have some humongous ass speakers and dagostino amps. whooooiiieee! i almost wet my pants they sounded sooooo good...

<Some setups exaggerate it and others muffle it. Some setups exaggerate it and others muffle it.> my experience, as well.

Attack: The leading edge is essentially the "attack" of the note, the part where the sound emerges from silence. my description would be similar to this statement. how sharp a drum hit, one of the best examples, is at the beginning of the note, is where i hear what <i> think you mean. as when...

even if i had a larger place, id still have it all laid out the same. im in an apartment, all my gear is in the living room. i wouldn't have it any other way. im lucky enough to have a wife that loves music and enjoy being in the room with her. the room is about us. the tv is muted and on cc if...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/376116303684?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=gevz_qnlrd-&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=6o6oiwlosi2&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY i have 3 older models that are still kicking ass. 150wpc @8ohms,400@4ohms. built like a tank. lots of headroom.

yea. i wasn't sure if it was what you were looking for. i use it as part of speaker decoupling exactly because of it's density.

horsestall mat is about as dense as it gets, i think. don't know if it is applicable to your use case. easily cut with a real sharp knife.

iono bout the dr, but it was kool going under to stairway to heaven.

may i suggest trying a concrete paver with a dense mat between it and floor. thats my current solution. i tried rubber/cork and rubber/sorbothane pads, different woods and thickness of, mdf, and the pavers. everything you try will make a difference. i truly hated the rubber/sorbothane pads...

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