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The benefits are huge, but actually it's more likely that you'd be amplifying your bass frequencies rather than attenuating them. A desk is a pretty good soundboard for those low rumbles.
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Hmmm, my bass issue remains unexplained then. Maybe I'm just going deaf? Perhaps I'm just a lousy engineer (more likely)?
The benefits seem obvious. But I don't like to make assumptions. Obviously, having the vibrations run through everything in the room is bad. I never would have thought that the desk could be an amplifier, but that makes perfect sense. |
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