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In Reply to: Re: inner tubes and weight loading posted by David Aiken on August 12, 2003 at 23:18:28:
I tried the amps just on the maple, vibrapods, nothing else. Very similar sound, but I have a hunch there's a little less bass now.Next I'll move them on the tube, with MDF in between.
CAn't cut the maple base into two - the whole point of it was the rear bracing of the Maggies, and the bottom rear of the platform is where the rear panel braces connect to the base. The amps sit right in between. Theoretically, I could cut a hole into the center of the platform to separate the base the amps sit on from the speaker support structure, but I better know exactly that this is the way to go when I do this. I may just switch to a custom steel stand for the speakers, which will free up the floor behind the panels for a dedicated amp support stand.
Lots of stuff to think about.
Peter
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Follow Ups
- Re: inner tubes and weight loading - pburke 09:23:47 08/13/03 (7)
- 'amount' of bass - David Aiken 13:36:05 08/13/03 (6)
- You are right on the dot .. - SoftwireEngineer 11:19:34 08/14/03 (0)
- Re: 'amount' of bass - pburke 07:57:32 08/14/03 (3)
- Gaining extension - David Aiken 17:06:22 08/14/03 (2)
- Re: Gaining extension - pburke 09:32:47 08/15/03 (0)
- abso - bloody- lutely David - Timbo in Oz 21:19:26 08/14/03 (0)
- Exactly.... - Superfly 15:59:59 08/13/03 (0)
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