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Hi all,
I just finished building my 15" tone ring speaker cabinet and put it
through it's paces. For some reason, unlike my 2x12" combo, the
vibrations caused my reverb springs (outboard) to move enough to create
a little noise. I know others have had this problem and have written in
the past about it. I decided to do a little research on material to
isolate equipment from vibrations and found a whole bunch made for
super anal audiophiles with tube amplifiers. Here's a link:
Do you think any of these hold potential as a possible solution as an
alternative to hanging it by a bungee cord?
Danny S
Danny,
Those things shown are for home audio.
Correct me if i'm wrong but you said you had a sperate tank right?
If you move it away from the speaker and facing in a T to it
as opposed to being parralle(sp?) with the sound waves. this should
help. If your on solid ground cement or such vibration shouldn't
be a problem. If your on a wood stage. Try setting it off stage on
a box, or step. Throw a rope over a rafter like dick dale does.
or Get the walker with bungee like Bill from the Lava Rats has.
I rolled the first time I saw that. But knew exactally why he had
it, and it worked great.
you could also try a towel folded over a couple times, or a block
of soft foam rubber.
Jeff(bigtikidude)
--- In , snydr@... wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I just finished building my 15" tone ring speaker cabinet and put
it
> through it's paces. For some reason, unlike my 2x12" combo, the
> vibrations caused my reverb springs (outboard) to move enough to
create
> a little noise. I know others have had this problem and have
written in
> the past about it. I decided to do a little research on material to
> isolate equipment from vibrations and found a whole bunch made for
> super anal audiophiles with tube amplifiers. Here's a link:
>
>
>
> Do you think any of these hold potential as a possible solution as
an
> alternative to hanging it by a bungee cord?
>
> Danny S
>
Danny,
You might want to check out the Auralex Gramma Amp
Isolation Riser. The Auralex Gramma is known in the
studio world for use w/monitors, but there's a new one
for the gigging musician that was introduced at the
recent NAMM show called the Great Gramma. Info from
Harmony-Central here:
~ Jonathan
--- wrote:
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 17:57:19 -0800
From:
Subject: sympathetic reverb noise
Hi all,
I just finished building my 15" tone ring speaker
cabinet and put it
through it's paces. For some reason, unlike my 2x12"
combo, the
vibrations caused my reverb springs (outboard) to move
enough to create
a little noise. I know others have had this problem
and have written in
the past about it. I decided to do a little research
on material to
isolate equipment from vibrations and found a whole
bunch made for
super anal audiophiles with tube amplifiers. Here's a
link:
Do you think any of these hold potential as a possible
solution as an
alternative to hanging it by a bungee cord?
Danny S
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Overall the bungee is best, but a really soft pillow will do wonders.....I used
to be amazed at Rip putting his tank in front of his speaker cab......his sound
was literally drenched in wetness......I hear the acoustic interference and
prefer to iso my tank as best as possible....for a more pure and controlable
splash.......ed
LBOP Dot Net <> wrote: Danny,
You might want to check out the Auralex Gramma Amp
Isolation Riser. The Auralex Gramma is known in the
studio world for use w/monitors, but there's a new one
for the gigging musician that was introduced at the
recent NAMM show called the Great Gramma. Info from
Harmony-Central here:
~ Jonathan
--- wrote:
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 17:57:19 -0800
From:
Subject: sympathetic reverb noise
Hi all,
I just finished building my 15" tone ring speaker
cabinet and put it
through it's paces. For some reason, unlike my 2x12"
combo, the
vibrations caused my reverb springs (outboard) to move
enough to create
a little noise. I know others have had this problem
and have written in
the past about it. I decided to do a little research
on material to
isolate equipment from vibrations and found a whole
bunch made for
super anal audiophiles with tube amplifiers. Here's a
link:
Do you think any of these hold potential as a possible
solution as an
alternative to hanging it by a bungee cord?
Danny S
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