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Discussion in 'Hi-Fi and General Audio' started by Snoopdog, Apr 6, 2005.

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    Joe

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    This brings back memories of Yoga classes!
     
    Joe, Apr 8, 2005
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    These are Russ Andrews 20p pieces!
     
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    For anyone that was wondering, this is an answer I received from Ceramix about the application of their Spike-Spotters.

    Hi Steve,

    Sorry it's taken this long to get back to you. It's a little crazy over
    here at the moment.

    Beautiful system. Looks like you've been very careful about the setup.

    Spike Spotters work exceptionally well on hardwood, tile and even
    concrete, but our Acousdecouple material doesn't interface well with
    carpet. We have had some customers tell us they've successfully used
    Spike Spotters with thin (almost like commercial grade) carpet, but we
    don't recommend it. We've also run tests here where we've used Spike
    Spotters on carpet without the Acousdecouple material. In every example
    we've seen, spikes contacting the sub-floor through the carpet have
    outperformed Spike Spotters on carpet.

    If you do want to try them, we'll give you a full refund if the Spike
    Spotters don't work out. But I'd probably have to say your system is
    better off without them.


    -Aaron
     
    Snoopdog, Apr 9, 2005
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    Nice to see some honesty in a reply like that.
     
    penance, Apr 9, 2005
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