Do the so called spectrum bars at least bounce up & down noticeably?
1120932
Yes unless your input say a computer is turned up louder than they can compensate for. Over all great eq. For the price.
2036122
Yes, mine do. If they don't display at all there is a problem in the way you hooked it up or make sure you select the right input selected. The bars should be a reflection of the individual settings.
1773000
I have not had any problems. I believe that because they are flush with the ceiling they are okay. If they were to hang down, then that would be a problem. I will also admit that I was not sure if they really worked, but after getting the first one up I was AMAZED at the difference in the amount of glare reduction. I have 12 lights in my classroom, but only use them on 5 of my lights. I tried them on several more lights, but that was too much.
700304
At higher volumes it does bounce. There are rubber feet to the device but not a stand per se. They are little rubber knobby feet.
737333
I have had no vibration problems. Once you get them set up correctly they work great.
573621
Yes. I have both and they both work well for me, but I do not make a habit of dropping the bar. I normally just lower the bar and let it settle to the floor gently. Anything that is abused, will eventually break. I use my equipment, but I try not to abuse it.
676619
Not well at all. They rest on the bar, no need to slide on from the end. They also often drop off the bar when you go to lift a utensil off of it's hook.
671529
They should. Very bright and when you get three or four and set them at different modes, they almost look like police lights. But I don't know how much bouncing you would be doing. I got enough for three cars I think 12.
1520243
It does adjust up and down, but it depends on how high your bar is. I don't think it would reach as high as most of the bars I am used to.
1550880
Yes, if you have a thin screen (the clips only open that wide); however, they don't get ear-shatteringly loud. If you're looking for something that will blast you out of the room, these won't do. I find them plenty loud for my needs, but if you want it for gaming,for example, or want to hear the music in another room, these aren't what you are looking for. Hope this helps. I find the clip-on extremely easy and quick to use. I don't experience any sliding down even at max loudness. ;=)
1897139
Unfortunately they do not, they're made of a soft foam and have very minimal bounce if any. Hope that helps
1547839
no I would say they seem to we some what weighted, more like springy. The depress easy enough, but they bounce right back up.
1817041
They are pretty darn secure they don't move on my MLB bar, even on some pretty big drps. :)
144117
Not at all. These are really great! I have two K8's and the subwoofer. Shakes the whole house when I am rocking out.
2246186
to a limited extent, yes. but the various sections of bars are not tied to any specific range of sound, id est: low frequency versus high. they respond to increases in volume only. there are misaligned rows of bars that are tied together, giving the appearance of a frequency-sensitive array. i keep mine for the appearance, but i have it on my sunroof shining down on me, not displayed to the other cars outside.
902821
In my opinion they're a little dimmer, especially depending on the color you're using. Definitely no hum though.
811669
Hi...do you find that the bars will flex up and down while driving at higher speeds with the cargo box installed? Thank you!
2153169
Oh not at all. They are very light and empty and get lumpy after some time. Definately nothing like Down. It has bounce to it .