How Should Speakers be Stabilised?

[fas42]

I don't want to interfere with Gary's new thread, so in the meantime I looked around yet again and found an interesting thread discussing coupling and decoupling: http://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-audio/630091.html. This will help to balance whatever Gary brings to the conversation ...

Frank

 

[NorthStar]

You tha man Frank!

By the way, when Coupling a speaker to a solid base, a foundation, a floor, a stand, with spikes, with outriggers, with rubber feet, with brass feet, you are at the same time Decoupling it.

So, coupling is in fact also decoupling.

 

[garylkoh]

All has been revealed - see my thread here:

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...ing-with-particular-reference-to-loudspeakers

 

[garylkoh]

I don't want to interfere with Gary's new thread, so in the meantime I looked around yet again and found an interesting thread discussing coupling and decoupling: http://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/home-audio/630091.html. This will help to balance whatever Gary brings to the conversation ...

Frank

A few misconceptions there, Frank.

 

[fas42]

A few misconceptions there, Frank.

Such as ...?

Frank

 

[garylkoh]

Such as ...?

Frank

That you want to decouple the speaker from the stand, and that blu-tac is a decoupler.

 

[fas42]

Yes, the OP has some things confused but the following responses then clarify what the real situation is: the thoughts of Jan Vigne I found particularly lucid and helpful. In this small thread the full content of what's said by everyone needs to be taken in ...

Frank

 

[NorthStar]

All has been revealed - see my thread here:

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showt...ing-with-particular-reference-to-loudspeakers

We'll be right there Gary!