octadyndude
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Chris when I had the Raidho D1's on granite slabs the one thing that really jumps out you is everything. I mean more forward all around. The highs and mids were more pronounced with the lows tightened up. I really liked it but I now have the D2's and never put the granite slabs back in. The reason is the highs and mids are already a bit more pronounced with deeper lows (extra driver and a lot more cabinet).OK...so this is a little better:
Allow me to side-track/OT, my own thread: can someone give me the Reader's Digest version...on the idea of slabs or platforms, under floor-standing speakers?
That said my room is carpet over concrete. I've heard the speakers (D2's) with and without the slabs at my dealers and friends where the dealers is wood over concrete and my friends is suspended wood. The difference was so small I had to 'squint' real real hard to hear the difference. Also with Raidho the feet have bearings in them. Not sure if that has any bearing (pun intended) compared to spikes on the sound with or without the slabs. Last depending how thick the slabs are you will be raising the speaker by that much.