hi
i sit my cd player on one of my speakers....theres just no other room for it.lol
i sit my cd player on one of my speakers....theres just no other room for it.lol
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Hmmm
Try a thin sheet of high density foam between the CD player and the speaker... Can help reduce the vibrations without damaging the wood surface of the speakers.
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vibrapods (or something similar) would also be your friend.
I put them on my center channel that (without them) sent a bunch of noise through the wall to the point where it sounded like the speaker was in the other room. Just adding a set of vibra pods, now I can not hear the speaker AT ALL in the other room.
Definitely get something that dampens vibrations and you'll be amazed at the imaging of your CDP afterwards (that's what I noticed the most).Digital Audio makes me Happy.
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OK please keep in mind I am a total newbie. I thought this would be a good starter project.
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Damping Factor
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Hello everyone,
I need your advice on the subject of this message.
I would like to buy an accelerometer by the excellent quality/price ratio.
I'll have to measure the vibrations of the cabinet
thanks to those who want to respond
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