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clueless in CA
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I know this must be a ridiculous question, but given limited floor space in our living room, I was wondering if you can put anything on a top of a sub, like it was a small table. I would like to replace one of my end tables with a sub and put our telepone-answering machine or lamp on top. other than some resonance would there be any problem? none of our friends have subs'so I don't have anyone to ask..does the cabinet remain relatively still--I mean our heavy speakers isolate their own waves pretty well, so why not a big heavy sub--aren't you paying for a resonance-free cabinet? thanks and apologies for any groans this may cause!
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Username: Jan_b_vigne

Dallas, TX

Post Number: 7261
Registered: May-04
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It will probably be OK to put things on top of the sub. If you have problems, remove the item.

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Username: Artmaster

Kiev
Ukraine

Post Number: 3
Registered: Jul-05
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I think - it's nice idea. why not?!
now I want to make sub + central channel driver at ones. it's seems like combined box under TV.
I'm always use real marble for loudspeaker box, that's why it will be very solid and heavy.
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Username: Paul_t

Post Number: 94
Registered: Dec-03
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Pretty funny but my wife has a fern tree on top of my sub which is in the corner behind a chair.. Little does she know her "tree stand" is about to be upgraded lol... I'm not sure I'd use it as a table to put drinks on though, they'd be rumbled off onto the floor in no time :-)
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Username: Project6

Post Number: 5341
Registered: Dec-03
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I think that would be practical.

Hmmm, a coffe table sub, now where to hide the wires?!?
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Username: Aviatorman

New York , NY
USA

Post Number: 3
Registered: Feb-06
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Glass or thin metal objects placed ontop may annoy the hell out of you when the sub is active,
and it is not a good idea to have someone's foot/kneecap near an exposed woofer.
Use it very minimally as furniture...
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Username: Timn8ter

Seattle, WA
USA

Post Number: 750
Registered: Dec-03
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Something like this perhaps?
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