DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor
Hi Blue Springs are a great tool when voicing your system. Once you start using them you might find other materials that you like the sound of better than aluminum, rubber and granite. Steve's invention of the Tip Toe was also revolutionary and was the beginning of the audio cone. I prefer the sound of Brass and Zinc and even mild steel as being more tuneful especially use with wood materials. |
michaelgreenaudio1,005 posts12-20-2019 6:14am So bdp24 thinks that you can place something in a room without it touching anything. Nice trick lol. mg >>>>Ah, magnetic levitation! Now you’re talking, Michael. |
michaelgreenaudio Springs are a great tool when voicing your system. Once you start using them you might find other materials that you like the sound of better than aluminum, rubber and granite. >>>>>Agree. Springs are a great tool. That’s because they’re great isolators. Use them under amps, use them under power supplies, use them under speakers, use em under subwoofers, use em under CD players. The more springs you use the lower the system mass. The more springs you use the more you can hear! Hey, how ‘bout little mag lev isolators for cables and power cords?! 🤗 |
