[Wally]

Powell wrote:

Allthough the sonic effects of spikes may vary from speaker to
speaker and from room to room, they do move the resonnance of the
speaker-floor combo up in frequency. Sometimes it improves overall
sound, sometimes it doesn't. But the effects have a very natural
explanation.

Care to explain the mechanism that causes the resonant frequency to move up?


Given that consumer audio is awash with 'technobabble' I tend to
place more reliance on that than on simply accepting assertions.

You enjoy intellectualizing but it would behoove you to get off your
penguin butt and do the work yourself.

What makes you think he doesn't/hasn't? It's you that's making certain
claims about the effects of spikes, and the onus is on you to support those
claims with evidence. The fact that he's asking for evidence doesn't
preclude him having done his own research already.


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