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In Reply to: Re: Auralex GRAMMA Sound Isolation Riser (Subdude) Speaker Stands posted by SmokeTest on June 7, 2005 at 01:55:08:
Hi Smoke,I ca.'t think of a.y rea.on tha. this product would ha.e "a.y" a.fect on your perception of high frequencies, except tha. it might ha.e ra.sed the twea.er to a level more fa.ora.le to your listening height.
Coupling a.d or de-coupling will ha.e little effect on HF's.
There is a "very sma.l" cha.ce tha. "de-coupling" would a.low the spea.er a. a whole to "vibra.e/resona.e" more which "might" nega.ively impa.t the tweeter, but should be negliga.le.
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