You’re giving up that view.
Yes from what I understand, I got hook up one wire to a chassis screw.
Subs are not just for boom. You should be able to isolate them with some isoacoustic stands. A sub might help you in that bigger space.
Yes that's what I meant. The spades should work fine for use with speaker bananas. It's likely the ground wire I'll need to strip.
Trust me, I’m sad about it but it’s a 750 sq ft Apt with little storage currently being shared by 2 humans, a Rottweiler mix, a Husky mix, the fattest cat known to man and another normal cat PLUS 700 records.Your giving up that view.
Yeah so you MAY find your current speakers get lost in all that new space but hopefully they fill it well. I used to live in a 1300 ft hard loft and going from a small condo to that place not only did my speakers kinda vanish into the ether but my bass, that I thought was very reasonable, resonated down all the iron girders directly into my neighbors apartments and sounded like a night club. Definitely do some testing when you get things set up. And give your neighbors some gifts.Trust me, I’m sad about it but it’s a 750 sq ft Apt with little storage currently being shared by 2 humans, a Rottweiler mix, a Husky mix, the fattest cat known to man and another normal cat PLUS 700 records.
This new space is at least double the amount of space if not triple, and to answer @Mather s question, the actual living room space in the new place is probably like 700-800sq ft? Like the size of my current apt if not bigger
Nice, wooden ceilings are probably preferable, that being said my place was solid concrete and iron and the sounds traveled even with the concrete. But I suspect the iron girders were doing most of that.
Not necessarily. Every room and building is different. The fact that your main room is much smaller than mine was is definitely an advantage AND the wood vs iron is also an advantage AND your lack of a sub is also an advantage. You might be totally fine. But just check the transfer because at least for me I was shocked at how much resonated out of my unit.
Concrete is terrible for suppressing sound between rooms.
Cool!
Looks like a nice place for some LaScallas. Or Klipsch Horns. Just saying…
Plus the building is presumably older, I live on the other side of the country but here it can mean it’s well built. My apartment complex was built in 1972 and you can hear people sneeze it’s absurd, your new space has so much going for it on paper I’d stay glass half full.
Leaving Greenpoint??
This right here. Just keep the dialog open and stay affable. Always the best move!
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