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In Reply to: what're Krell Acoustic Mass Dampers? posted by Mart on November 28, 2000 at 07:48:48:
they are essentially tall narrow machined tiptoes that screw into the bottom of the rubber feet on KSA amps. Funny, that you ask; I just put mine on last night to elevate the amp for ventilation. One disadvantge to them is that they do make the amp stand very tall (like 2 inches). This works fine for carpeted rooms, but they make an amp look like a landing spaceship if it sits on a wood or concrete floor. Ick.
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- Re: what're Krell Acoustic Mass Dampers? - PaulN 10:42:19 11/28/00 (4)
- Funny, that you have KSA - Mart 11:42:03 11/28/00 (3)
- Re: Funny, that you have KSA - PaulN 12:35:39 11/28/00 (2)
- right now I'm using AudioMagic:Illusion power-cords - Mart 18:48:47 11/28/00 (0)
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