speakers and cables

@imatthewj 

update: I added the 100Hz high filters.

So now the mains aren't singing as they used to but they are not overlapping either. I am OK with the sound, not enthusiastic, I guess the placement game shall begin. At least it sounds clean and detailed.

@mswale yes it’s like an animal farm, the more you have, the more it continues to cost. Kind of like when I walk into a rich person’s house, my first thought "nice but I would not want to pay the utility bills!"

Since you sound like a vibration guy, how would I stack them? What would I put between the subs and the speakers?

Still working on my vibration solution. This stuff gets stupid expensive. A little piece of metal with a few springs, $600 EACH! 

For the subs, you got to find a spot where they add bass, but not standing waves. A corner of the room, or in the middle of the speaker is a good starting point. 

I found these cheap little squares, they are under a lot of my equipment. Put them under the footers of the subs, if you stack, put them between the 2 subs as well. They work surprisingly well. ISO pads

@mswale I have the foam and cork, if I just stuck it together, could that work?

@mswale I have the foam and cork, if I just stuck it together, could that work?

Not sure about that stuff. It might be too squishy. The link  provided is made for equipment vibration. Like I said, it has worked wonders for me. Really is one of the bargains out there for this kind of stuff. 

@mswale I am pretty intrigued about those pads. I should say I am not in love with the look. But I can keep my eyes closed.