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  1. 11-09-2004 05:23 PM #1
    PolkThug
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    Default Anyone got a SubDude?

    Have any of you guys tried/bought one of these?

    http://www.auralexelite.com/sound_is...on_subdude.asp
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  2. 11-09-2004 05:32 PM #2
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    http://www.bswusa.com/prod_item.asp?item=GRAMMA

    Toby we are on the same wave length here. I have been looking at that for months now but have no idea as to why I would need it.

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  3. 11-09-2004 11:32 PM #3
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    When I went to John Kotches' house to demo the CS Ultra, he had a couple of subs that were on SubDude's or similar products. I think PSB sub was on a SubDude, but the PB12+/2 (or was it an Ultra?) was on something higher end. Not sure what makes one of those things higher end, but it was. :)
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  4. 11-09-2004 11:39 PM #4
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    Originally posted by HBombToo
    I have been looking at that for months now but have no idea as to why I would need it.
    I can see isolation pad for an amp, or other electronics, but a sub?

    Maybe on a 2nd floor I can stretch to see a purpose, i.e., isolating the sub from vibrations coming back to it trough the floor, but on a slab? nope...
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    Tour...

    you DO realize that not every home has a slab floor right? ;)

    Those pads are made for the wood floor home owners cochise...DUH ;)
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  6. 11-10-2004 08:02 PM #6
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    Kinda what I said there, junior... :p
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  7. 11-11-2004 01:50 PM #7
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    Originally posted by Tour2ma
    I can see isolation pad for an amp, or other electronics, but a sub?

    Maybe on a 2nd floor I can stretch to see a purpose, i.e., isolating the sub from vibrations coming back to it trough the floor, but on a slab? nope...
    My exact thoughts but the question still remains then the need for spikes on a slab? In both my HT and cave I'm on a slab.

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    On carpet is not on slab... spikes go through carpet to slab... see Spot run... run Spot run... spike sub Spot... spike spike spike...
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