Why Phil ?
/the spongie things are to keep the coils of the spring from resonating, remember resonance ?
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Turntable feedback from nearby speaker
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BTW, removing the foam is not a good idea.
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Correct. It provides damping.
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"William Sommerwanker = Fuckwit Idiot "
** Which is not wanted in this case.FOAD you stinking moron.
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Well, if you're going to go there, He needs some noise cancelling speakers, that cancel at the turntable. Mikek
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Why not fly the speakers? If you can't fly the speakers, why not fly the turntable? What is the construction of the room? Slab? Wood over crawl space? Is there foot traffic above? Can't fly the turntable. You want the speakers somewhere other than the same floor as the turntables. Did you try the "rumble" (infrasonic) filter? Did you try swapping left with right at the TT preamp?
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"dave"
** IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE !!... Phil
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I have one of the following. In fact I suggested the name to the manufacturer (or encouraged him to keep the name, I forget which).
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It sits next to the left-rear speaker, and I have no problems. (Qualification... My speakers are planar dipoles, and the stand is not far from the lateral null.)
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How many discoteques have you built, Phil?
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You seem to be assuming mechanical vibration through mass is the problem, and not the air vibration.
Greg