Auralex-GRAMMA anyone?
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Has anyone tried GRAMMA or SubDude lately? I just ordered one from Amazon. Pretty favorable reviews on Amazon and elsewhere.
For $50, seems like a low risk thing to try out. It fits the EP500 almost perfectly!
-- Denon 4520, EPIC80/500/VP180 Speakers
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I have one underneath my SVS PC12+, it did improve the sound and less rattle of my ceilings
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Less rattle is what I'm shooting for, so that's good to hear! thanks.
-- Denon 4520, EPIC80/500/VP180 Speakers
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Yeah, they took away the annoying rattle I had.
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I have Subdudes under my two subs. Focused the sound, since the floor was no longer acting as a radiator.
Added the tactile sensations back with a Buttkicker.
Pioneer PDP-5020FD, Marantz SR6011 Axiom M5HP, VP160HP, QS8 Sony PS4, surround backs -Chris
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When you add one of those, do you loose the vibrations found in movies. My EP600 sits on hardwood floor and one thing that I like is the feeling of my floor shaking in some movies. I wonder if I would loose this if I add a Subdude?
Bruno M80s/VP180/QS8s/EP600/AVR-890 ------------------------------------ "The problem is choice..."
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Re: Auralex-GRAMMA anyone?
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Hi Bruno,
Yes, you would lose the tactile vibration of the wooden floor because the Subdude or Auralax is a decoupler. If you don't have problems with an apartment tenant or someone in the room below you or elsewhere in the home or building, there's no point in getting one.
Regards, Alan
Alan Lofft, Axiom Resident Expert (Retired)
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