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In Reply to: RE: Couple vs De Couple speaker to stand? posted by QuadTodd on June 07, 2010 at 18:00:14
You are correct, that's what I get when skimming it at work, when I should be "working"...
That kind of sounds like the other approach with the refrigerator magnets. They put a layer of clear wrapping tape on each side of the interface.
So which approach should be superior? coupled vs de-coupled? semi-coupled?
Kenreau
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If I remember correctly, maybe 8-10 years ago, Stereophile had an article when they used Blu-Tack vs cones, point both up and down and based on cabinet excitation, they much prefered the softer interface.
Now I'll try to source it and find out I'm a liar!
Hmmm, make that 18 years ago.
Here ya go:
Thanks, that is a great article on what I was thinking about.
And, the punch line is, exactly as I feared....
"The optimal stand and interface will probably be different for every loudspeaker. I am afraid this sounds like a cop-out, but you will therefore have to audition the effects for yourself, with your own speakers and stands. Listen carefully to recordings you know."
Back to trial and error.
Kenreau
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