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Speaker spikes
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<blockquote data-quote="chipwelder" data-source="post: 97772" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>The effect they forget to mention, is that if the spikes are effective in letting energy pass out of the speaker into the much heavier floor, or stand, it drains resonances away from the speaker, which is mostly a good thing. This requires the floor / stand to be lossy with vibration, yet not send the vibrations back into the speaker by not being "accepting" the vibrations. This is why rigid stands filled with sand is popular, and why MDF composited with other materails are so popular, except for ease of manufacturing...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chipwelder, post: 97772, member: 54"] The effect they forget to mention, is that if the spikes are effective in letting energy pass out of the speaker into the much heavier floor, or stand, it drains resonances away from the speaker, which is mostly a good thing. This requires the floor / stand to be lossy with vibration, yet not send the vibrations back into the speaker by not being "accepting" the vibrations. This is why rigid stands filled with sand is popular, and why MDF composited with other materails are so popular, except for ease of manufacturing... [/QUOTE]
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