Guys,
What do you call those little discs that go underneath the speaker spikes so they don't poke holes into your wooden floor? The other day a dealer recommended me some plastic ones said to be from Germany. I replaced my brass ones with these and found the bass from the Summits became so fat and woolly sounding it gave me an instant headache. It was such a relief to replace my brass discs. I'm going to try stainless steel ones next and let you know the result.
Question is, why do such seemingly innocuous little bits of matter underneath the spikes make such a huge difference to the sound? Is there a scientific explanation for this phenomenon?
Ben
What do you call those little discs that go underneath the speaker spikes so they don't poke holes into your wooden floor? The other day a dealer recommended me some plastic ones said to be from Germany. I replaced my brass ones with these and found the bass from the Summits became so fat and woolly sounding it gave me an instant headache. It was such a relief to replace my brass discs. I'm going to try stainless steel ones next and let you know the result.
Question is, why do such seemingly innocuous little bits of matter underneath the spikes make such a huge difference to the sound? Is there a scientific explanation for this phenomenon?
Ben
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