Subdude for the DS15SE?

[Mcpanse]

The DS15 SE's 18"x18" foot print makes it too big for a single 15" x 15" Subdude, or even a 23" x 15" GRAMMA. Because the DS15 has built-in legs, overhang isn't an option like it is for a box sub, or a cylinder with a flat bottom.

Anybody have their DS15 sitting on an isolation riser? If so, what did you go with?

Obviously, I could use two GRAMMAs, but don't really want an 18"x18" work of art sitting atop a 23" x 30" riser. Then again, might not be the end of the world.

Are their better options?

[curtis]

what type of floor is the sub sitting on?

[Mcpanse]

It's a finished basement -- ceramic tile over concrete.

[curtis]

The the subdude will not do much for you. Ceramic tile over concrete doesn't resonate/vibrate.

[Mcpanse]

Good to know. One less thing to buy.

[curtis]

Just get a piece of carpet to put under the sub, or maybe some rubber pieces to put under the sub's feet to keep it from sliding around or marking up the tile.

[jvillas]

I agree with curtis 100%. I use the subdude gramma under my sub. I live on the 2nd floor of an apt. building with wood uncarpeted floors. The gramma works great for my situation and my neighbors like it too.