Do you have any idea how many extra resonances you create in Speakers by wiggling them around on a sub?
iso stands are rubber and springs and wiggling jiggle
Bookshelf Speakers Sitting On Dual Subs?
I have a couple excellent subs - Elac Adante 3070 - which have pretty effective DSP. I'm thinking of buying the Dutch&Dutch 8c (also DSP). The Elacs are rock solid. I'm thinking about placing the 8c on IsoAcoustic stands on top of the Elacs so the 8c is even with the front of the Elacs and separated by the Iso stands: running the DSP for the subs and then the 8c. Any real drawbacks to this set-up?
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I am not sure this is true. If you think about it, all towers, including the ultra expensive Wilsons, the Kef Blade etc have the woofers together with the rest of the drivers (albeit sometimes in separate chambers). In fact, the 8c themselves have built in subs in the same cabinets. In these systems, it’s almost impossible to isolate totally the low frequency drivers vibration from the mid-high drivers.
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It seems to work for some people.
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Rule of thumb selling audio on average ,you want the main tweeter level just about at ear level , that being said doesnot always apply i bought a like new pair of Dynaudio , 3.5 fooor standers and the tweeter is on the bottom, this iso tech,isotar tweeters have great expansion I would buy the iso acoustics pucks to put under the speakers for vibration ,this way too it would add 2 inches to the height and should work out well , just keep in mind toe in as needed if sitting in the center. |
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