I have a Paradigm Servo 15 sub which had a muddy integration with my Dynaudio Contour 1.8 floorstanders. I elevated the sub onto 8 number 3 Vibrapods, each with a racket ball resting between the base of the sub and each Vibrapod. My flexible suspended wooden floor was also allowing feedback from the sub to the Rega 25 turntable. The racket ball/Vibrapod suspension cleaned up the sound and eliminated the feedback.

Hey Ken Kessler: While I prefer a Mac to a PC I would prefer not to be called a "Mac-off." Thank you.

Folks,

As the owner of a Music Hall cd25.2 CD player, I read with interest Sam Tellig's review in the April, 2006 issue of Stereophile and Sallie Reynolds's review in the August, 2006 issue of The Absolute Sound.

Outside of the universal calculations to determine the port length is there any way to measure what Hz the box is actually tuned? For example, if the calculations determine that the box should be tuned at 34Hz is there anyway to measure that other than just sticking the required length port tube in the cabinet? Is Figure 31 pointing me in the right direction?

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Does anyone know what happened to this company? They used to be based out of Lubbock,Texas. I lived there for awile back in the early 90's and had a chance to both listen to and meet the designer,I thought they were a little pricy for my taste.

Thanks

Denny

Just devoted a couple of hours to Michael Fremer's DVD, and I nearly posted these comment in the Raves section rather than here. If you've enjoyed reading interviews with industry pros in the magazine, you've got to buy this DVD just for the interview with George Marino - a really charming guy and a terrific exchange. I'll play it again some time.

Hi All,
I'm auditioning a set of Primus 150s ($100 for the set) and they sound good to my untrained ear, but I'm very new to audio. Actually, I'm re-newed since I made a set of sealed floor standers 15 years ago that I'm still using.