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In Reply to: Re: Auralex GRAMMA Sound Isolation Riser (Subdude) Speaker Stands posted by SmokeTest on June 7, 2005 at 01:55:08:
Hi Smoke,I can't think of any reason that this product would have "any" affect on your perception of high frequencies, except that it might have raised the tweater to a level more favorable to your listening height.
Coupling and or de-coupling will have little effect on HF's.
There is a "very small" chance that "de-coupling" would allow the speaker as a whole to "vibrate/resonate" more which "might" negatively impact the tweeter, but should be negligable.
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