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10th August 2006, 08:27 PM
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diyAudio Member
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Advice (Newbie)
Hi all am th e a newbie. Just after some advice really. Live in a "new style" house IE cardboard walls!. Now i have some Kef Creaser 2 (yes there a good few year old) and a Teac REF-300 amp. Now i have them lifted off the the desk they sit on with some foam which has a smal l contact patch 2 stop the base traveling, Now how far away from the wall be as they are rear facing port s against a plaster board wall.
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