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| Acoustic Revive RR-77 Ultra low pulse generator Karelfd , I could not tell any difference with moving the antenna or the control knob. Mine never seemed to do anything. | |
| Acoustic Revive RR-77 Ultra low pulse generator Fork, I had the SR Plug from Kemp Electronics for a while.Compared to the Acoustic Revive RR-77 I could not tell if the the SR was doing anything. Perhaps the one I tried was defective.With the SR Plug from Kemp Electronics by itself or with the A... | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Stanwal, Thank you for some very good comments and suggestions. (Except the desease comment). I have more like an Audiophile desease. | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Stringreen, Thanks. My system is in a basement room and I was told not use padding in case of a water leak. I agree with you. Looking over Mapleshade flyer there are many questionable items in there. | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Lifeengineer, Tvad, Clio09, Thanks for the advise.Actually, I dont think my speakers have any problem, its just that the Mapleshade flyer seems to think that spiked speakers do not sound good on carpeted concrete foors.I will lokk into the Herbies... | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Lifeengineer, Actually I did own some Cerapucs for a time and I did try them under my Andra 2 speakers. In the end, I preferred the spikes that came with my speakers and sold the Cerapucs. | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Rleff, Well not according to Mapeshade. | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Tvad, Yes they are some expensive brass balls and pricey wood too. Timbernation, isn't that the place that many Audiogon members were having trouble getting the products that were paid for?Srwooten, I always thought Concrete floors was a plus too.... | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Buconero117, I would like to try it but as I have posted, my speakers weigh 215 lbs each and this is not an easy task for this old man to move around and slide a maple platform underneath.And by by the way, the ones I would need for my size speake... | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Here is the exact statements fron the flyer." If your system is on a carpet (or tile) over concrete floor, you must cure the huge degrading effect of the concrete on the sound of your speakers. Concrete weakens and enormously muddies the bass whil... | |
| Heavy Speakers with Spikes on a Concrete Floor Thanks for the replies. Yes the concrete floor is carpeted but no padding. I own the Andra 2 speakers. They have some pretty substantial steel spikes that lift the speaker about 3 inches from the floor. I also have some custom made brass Audio poi... | |
| So, What is the Verdict on the Beatles Box Sets? Yes, they sound better than the older 80's versions.But, after listening to the Love DVD-A, I cant help wondering what they could have sounded like in Blu ray or SACD / DVD-A . | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? It seems they have been "working" on the Web page for several years...Great products, Great Service, but the product information needs improvement. It seems to me that getting product information on their web site would be an important lifeline fo... | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? Tbg, Bacardi is right. The Quattro is a small compact unit that powers all of my Active shields (12) but without having to use the big and bulky mini couplers. I think it looks better than the long QLS9 strip.SR was kind enough to make me a few ad... | |
| Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments? Ptm, I used to use a power strip for all my mini couplers just as you are now.Finally, I broke down and bought a Quattro. I dunno why but it really brings the sound quality up another level. You dont know what you are missing. |