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improving bass on large floorstanders....

I have some 3 way tower speakers that could use some bass improvement...however...if the results are minimal...i probably will pass...at any rate...would the addition of floor spikes or possibly a cable change be the answer?...I am looking for tighter, leaner bass if possible...thinking entry DH labs or Nordost...at any rates...what has worked/ not worked for others?
phasecorrect
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roxy54
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You should absolutely consider spikes, or better yet, outriggers. (oregondv.com) This should really help you achieve what you are looking for.
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lowrider57
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yes to spikes. Also bass traps in the corners behind the speakers. It will be a very noticeable improvement.
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kr4
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1. More careful positioning of the speakers and/or listener.
2. Attention to room acoustics.
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needfreestuff
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Spikes for sure and it wouldn't hurt to try some different speaker locations. Good Luck.
mike60
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Agree with all the comments above and add that some cables can help tighten up bass and your suggestion of Nordost is a good one, which worked well for me in the past. Another way is to have a better and more powerful amp.
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