YouTube video "The shocking SOUND DIFFERENCE Between Speaker Stands"

[outfaced]

There is difference between stands ... but you cant get it measuring like this. He measured the room.
I suppose it can be found more in the impulse response on different frequencies in near field measurement.

Its not surprising that heavy stands that have no much of resonance itself is best.
I ordered for my genelecs the 140$ option looking forward to hearing if there is a difference to the chairs(bar stools) they are currently placed on

Not sure if genelecs are so peaky.

 

[fpitas]

Did he use audio-grade cinder blocks?

 

[Blumlein 88]

There has been a thread on this already. It was interesting results they had.

YouTube video "The shocking SOUND DIFFERENCE Between Speaker Stands"

I used Google to find 32 inch high speaker stands the other day, so I believe that's why YouTube suggested this video for me. All in all, I'm not surprised that speaker stands that are acoustically dead show fewer resonances when subjected to frequency sweeps--would anybody not expect that...

www.audiosciencereview.com

 

[AdamG]

There has been a thread on this already. It was interesting results they had.

YouTube video "The shocking SOUND DIFFERENCE Between Speaker Stands"

I used Google to find 32 inch high speaker stands the other day, so I believe that's why YouTube suggested this video for me. All in all, I'm not surprised that speaker stands that are acoustically dead show fewer resonances when subjected to frequency sweeps--would anybody not expect that...

www.audiosciencereview.com

Thank you for calling this to our attention @Blumlein 88 . Duplicate threads merged here.

 

[mhardy6647]

I've been known to use milk crates.

 

[TheBatsEar]

I've been known to use milk crates.

Because they add a certain creamyness to the bass region and a light sweetness in the middle region no doubt.

 

[outfaced]

ok, have to admit ... there is an audible difference. But i think my case is a little bit extreme ...
Dont use IKEA bar stools