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scobie56

my speakers vibrate my desk and that make the floor vibrate and you can hear the floor vibrate from the down stairs dining room. is there any way of stopping the speakers vibrating on the desk or Evan reducing the vibration thanks 

My speakers dont even fit on or under my desk...PA's FTW

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lower volume/ base 

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lower volume/ base 

its not overly loud 

My speakers dont even fit on or under my desk...PA's FTW

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foam pads under the speakers. and if that doesnt work, seriously lower the volume.

i will try that 

My speakers dont even fit on or under my desk...PA's FTW

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hang them on rubber bands :D -.- but seriously i tried that some years back and it basicly works like a shock mount for mics the only is dont expect any base from those speakers

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to put it into perspective i can hear my ipod 4th gen over the speakers

My speakers dont even fit on or under my desk...PA's FTW

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It's the lower frequencies also known as 'bass' that cause the majority of the vibrations you can feel, those waveforms also tend to go further and deeper through walls and other objects...

 

A simple solution would be to use vibration dampening matterial, or simply lower the volume, or cut down some of the bass through an EQ.

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