Can My Subwoofers Damage My Home


Hi, I have 2 Paradigm Signature Sub 25s in my second Floor Home Theater and they vibrate my room when i watch movies. I wonder if this causes any structural damage to my Home . Each sub is sitting on top of 2 Auralex Grammas and i beleive the virations are coming from the sound rather than the physical vibration of the Subs itself. Do you think this will cause any structural damage to my House?
veerapaneni
Dont have any issues with my neighbours as they are too far from my house. I am only worried when i watch movies, my floor and seats vibrate and wondering if it loosesn the nails of the structure in the long run. I dont watch movies at very loud voumes. at 70-75DBA for voice. But when actions sequences come it goes to 100-110 DBA. If i reduce the volume, the voices are not clear.
I would be careful if I were you. I live in a 110 yr old Victorian with plaster walls and plaster detail. Each of the three main rooms in the middle floor have a large ornate plaster "medallion" around the ceiling light fixture. My listening room used to be in the floor above (it is now on the main floor). Only the ceiling of the room directly below the then listening room (subwoofer) has suffered cracks in the plaster and the medallion almost fell off the ceiling. Coincidence?
Today I played Cowboys and Aliens, the source being a DirecTV HD-DVR. Our pair of Velodyne HGS-15s shook the room so violently I attenuated their level 6 dB with the SMS-1 to watch the movie in comfort. I assume such shaking must eventually loosen studs.

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