What effect does the added concrete have on the sound? Is it more solid? Heavier?
1013331
I did not see any bad effects think concrete just help ed for wait but I would not buy if your into big surround
1013332
It's to make it seem like you're getting a really good sound system because how heavy the speakers are.. its a rip off.
2042659
Yes for a short period. I filled the post with concrete and rebar and that reduced it some. It's very little vibration kind of like the ones you see on TV after a shot.
622254
when you equalize your music properly (to get the optimal bass out of the G Grip), you get a really punchy base. very crisp and full. it does not however, produce the deep rumbling bass of the larger, higher-tier speakers. but then again, for its size and price, you shouldn't expect it to.what I felt helps to carry the sound, and by extension, the bass, was to set the speaker vertically (less sound is absorbed into whatever surface it's sitting on).
694834
significantly quieter, as long as heavier pellets are used. If lighter pellets are used, it gets significantly louder due to pellet breaking sound barrier.
437207
No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
1589918
It is even louder now with the free Audio App on the Apple store.. the APP is made by BonGiovi Acoustics and there is a Spracht Profile in the settings.. install it and see how improvement there is.. amazing
1274413
Yes because this is a free flow through design it will resonate the sound more without creating more back pressure.
933710
To reduce boominess, place thick rubber underneath all speakers and move them away from walls. Also, you can EQ the 160Hz down and raise the 6 & 8kHz to max. for the cymbals. These shine when I did this to my setup.
2235251
I forgot to mention. The loudness can be enhanced by moving it close to a backdrop of some sort such as a wall or bookshelf.
932371
I'm almost 100% sure that lining the mats would make no discernible difference in sound. It is designed to be placed on metal that would normally rattle or vibrate thereby transferring the sound from the outside to the inside of the vehicle.
2140871
It does not vibrate a lot, but it does have a hum. Even that could be cut down a bit with some Styrofoam type padding along the perimeter where it meets the framing materials. I am extremely happy with mine. It was a return, so I got it for a discount, but I can't see why anyone would want to send it back.
1087742
That depends on some things. I'd say it SOUNDS louder because everything is closer to you, the player. It definitely is easier to blow (responds easily) and sounds nicer at higher volumes than my Holton TR602
686474
The noise/vibration will probably be dependent on how stable the floor is. Mine is in the basement, and I have no noise or vibration. If the floor is not very stable you will probably experience some noise but not much vibration since this is a very heavy piece of equipment.
705905
It's not a Harley type of sound. It's a bit deeper and more aggressive than stock sound. Very nice tone
456884
Yes. Make sure that you place it near a wall and the base will sound richer.
1767771
That might depend on the construction of the building. Concrete floors and walls are more formidable than wood. That being said, you may see some improvement in the signal, but not the same level that you will experience when on the same floor. There is an internal booster available for an additional charge.
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I dont think it matters. It depends on how powerful you wanted it to sound. I live in an apartment and the sub above is what I have and it rattles the whole complex and thats not in full blast. Its a good purchase on my end. It depends on your sound tolerance. Sometimes the bass is too loud it feels like youre having a heartattack! I kid you not!