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In Reply to: Help w/ rumbling bass... posted by DC STEVE on January 30, 2006 at 19:05:27:
is a eurythmics lp cover but i dont see a tt or mention of 1 anywhere.that corner behind the left could really use a bass trap and i think you will note a big improvement in imaging if the traps go the length of the els panels.
that bare corner is really getting loaded by both the els panel and the cone woofer.
your amps also look like they might be in a not so good space due to tube microphonics.
although the amps are almost in the nulls the rear wave has just as much energy as the front wave.
i would advise to definitely do some all-axis isolation for all the components including the speakers.
first tweak i would try is to bring the speakers out into the room by another 12" at least.
could the els panel be rattling against the grids from too high volume ?
what speakers did you have before that didnt have the rumble/rattle ?
maybe you coincidentally have large trucks rolling by at the same time you have it so loud that you hear rumbling and rattling ? :)
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- are you spinning vinyl ? i see what i think - snkby 20:09:02 01/30/06 (4)
- Re: are you spinning vinyl ? i see what i think - DC STEVE 20:22:22 01/30/06 (3)
- Re: are you spinning vinyl ? i see what i think - Julien43 04:37:30 01/31/06 (2)
- cool... i think i can afford - DC STEVE 07:53:19 01/31/06 (1)
- Re: cool... i think i can afford - Julien43 04:43:24 02/01/06 (0)
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