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A friend just spiked his Vienna Acoustics Bachs, and reported to me that the treble became too hot. I've not heard this result before.He's in an apartment, with concrete floors that are covered with medium thickness wall-to-wall carpet.
He calmed down the hot treble by putting the metal discs under each spike (the ones that come with spikes in case you are resting the speakers on hardwood floors). This seems sub-optimal to me, because the metal discs rest on the rug, which is now preventing a rigid/solid spike to the floor.
Thoughts?
Hukk
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Topic - Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble? - hukkfinn 13:49:20 05/07/07 (12)
- Spikes have absolutely no effect on speaker frequency response - not audible or measureable - Richard BassNut Greene 08:33:14 05/11/07 (2)
- Only correct in isolation ---s'cuse the pun - SteveB 01:46:23 05/12/07 (1)
- Any data or just shooting from the hip? - Richard BassNut Greene 07:49:04 05/14/07 (0)
- Re: Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble? - STUART 08:39:39 05/08/07 (0)
- Re: Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble? - hahax@verizon.net 20:56:44 05/07/07 (0)
- Yes, but for me a harder sounding midrange. - silence 20:29:24 05/07/07 (0)
- Re: Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble? - kenster 16:55:25 05/07/07 (3)
- The king of tweaks??? - mattcecil1@yahoo.com 17:35:27 05/07/07 (2)
- Re: The king of tweaks??? - kenster 18:24:57 05/07/07 (1)
- I was careful to mention 'factory'.... - mattcecil1@yahoo.com 07:25:10 05/08/07 (0)
- Yes, they do on concrete!!!!!! - mattcecil1@yahoo.com 14:01:01 05/07/07 (1)
- Re: Yes, they do on concrete!!!!!! - robertopisa 16:47:31 05/07/07 (0)
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