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In Reply to: Consulted with my speaker designer posted by hatari on June 10, 2007 at 14:41:06:
... from the floor, is that at first the bass may sound a bit light because you are losing all the reinforcement of what is probably upper and mid bass.
You will lose some slam from a lot of records. But what you will gain is a much quicker bass. And in my experience, the deep bass will come through clearer as it is not being obscured by the bloated mid bass.
I would suggest (and this will obviously vary with your musical tastes) some small group jazz where the bass and drums will be a major part of the music and then something with very deep bass. I have a cd of organ music that, in fact, I am not that keen on, but it does have a section I always use to check the deepest bass.
This clearing of the sound can effect the atmosphere that the music seems to happen in and should improve and should help soundstaging and imaging.
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- the only thing I would add about speaker isolation... - dave c 16:07:15 06/10/07 (0)
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