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In Reply to: Does spiking speakers ever lead to overly hot treble? posted by hukkfinn on May 7, 2007 at 13:49:20:
Sp[eakers should be spiked for maximum rigidity so they move as little as possible back and forth(Newton's laws). The problem is that then they usually feedback to the rest of the gear, the souceces and amps and these microphonics cause distortion that now goes to your speakers. The solution is to isolate everything else with as efficient decoupling as possible. You can spike your equipment stands but then you have to isolate each shelf or the equipment from the shelf.
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