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In Reply to: Re: Why don't people use sandboxes to isolate their speakers? posted by andyr on December 12, 2004 at 17:21:09:
I have used sandboxes with success under components. Thus I know the principle works. I use air bladders and rollerbearings under my components now. That combination seems to work well for me. I need some isolation from my suspended floor and don't like the idea of my speakers having all that slop. I can spike my speakers to the plinth of the sandbox and let the sand do it's job of coverting the vibration to heat.
Julien
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- Re: Why don't people use sandboxes to isolate their speakers? - Julien43 17:57:23 12/12/04 (1)
- Thanks, Julien. (nt) - andyr 18:00:38 12/12/04 (0)
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