Vibration Control on Speakers Devialets and Clocks

[hardcore]

lol very brave of you to put food on it. What is it on BTW?

[ray1234]

lol very brave of you to put food on it. What is it on BTW?

Don't you see it is an AI photo?

[hardcore]

Baited by AI! No wonder it looks odd. Seriously though, the cork mats do have a positive effect on my system. It sounds like I added some room treatment. I also put something to weigh the cork down. It's making me consider moving my amps farther away from the speakers.

[ray1234]

Baited by AI! No wonder it looks odd. Seriously though, the cork mats do have a positive effect on my system. It sounds like I added some room treatment. I also put something to weigh the cork down. It's making me consider moving my amps farther away from the speakers.

I don't think it has much to do with how far away it is from the speakers, as long as it is in the same room there is going to be vibrations, and the cork mats are dampening the vibrations. If you can move it to another room altogether, it may be different, but that is a bit extreme .....

[hardcore]

Finished moving the amps to a nicer spot between the speakers, and also under a table that holds the TV which should also dampen the sound a bit. It looks nicer and sounds good. Still keeping the cork mats on top of it though, and now I am covering the LCD display too (covering the whole 'plastic window' portion of the 250 Pro).

I think you're right, anywhere in the room has vibrations. Moving it still helps though. Previously, my amps were less than 1 foot away from my right speaker. The new position is about 3-4 feet away, so using the inverse square law the energy should decrease by about 90% compared to the original position. AI calculated that for me lol.

[hardcore]

FYI the ADH is shaped like a tall rectangle and in the middle of the amplifier.