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In Reply to: Re: Tweaking Down Firing Subs posted by Dave Pogue on March 4, 2006 at 05:58:11:
Dave -The reason this works for me is that my carpeted floors are supported by wood joists (wood joists - plywood subfloor - carpet pad - carpet) which means that I have, for lack of a better description, a "springy" floor - it bounces up and down. So anything that I can do to create a stiffer floor or create a condition where I am not transferring my sub's energy into moving the floor will be a big help (the Home Theater review addressed this as well).
Your floor is a slab-on-grade construction which means it is very, very stiff. So none of these tweaks are going to have much of an effect on your sub.
Jeff
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- Why I think it works for me - Jeffm 09:17:32 03/04/06 (3)
- Stoned - dave c 04:07:57 03/06/06 (2)
- Decoupling - Jeffm 17:35:42 03/07/06 (1)
- I missed that in your other post. nt - dave c 05:07:30 03/08/06 (0)
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