I thought I'd put this in a separate thread from my Apartment Acoustics thread.
I've been under the impression that when you have bookshelf speakers on a good solid steel stand, even weighted in the tubes with sand, that they should be on spikes to stand them on the floor and "isolate" them from the floor itself.
I was also told that the speakers should be solidly placed on top of the stands.
However, I find HERE Acoustic Isolation mounts for bookshelf speakers to isolate them from the stand for better sound.
Any comments on which is better?
Thanks.
Greg
I've been under the impression that when you have bookshelf speakers on a good solid steel stand, even weighted in the tubes with sand, that they should be on spikes to stand them on the floor and "isolate" them from the floor itself.
I was also told that the speakers should be solidly placed on top of the stands.
However, I find HERE Acoustic Isolation mounts for bookshelf speakers to isolate them from the stand for better sound.
Any comments on which is better?
Thanks.
Greg
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