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In Reply to: HELP!?! Anybody know how to block Magnetic fields? posted by Mprachar on November 27, 2000 at 08:42:51:
Try a metal cupcake pan (if you can stand the aesthetics, or lack thereof). Really.I used to have my unshielded subwoofer placed near the TV and had the same problem. I entertained my wife's suggestion, at her persistence, and I'll be dipped if it didn't work! I'd bet it has something to do with the geometry, as opposed to just a flat sheet of metal.
Incidentally, I have a new cabinet for the subwoofer, in which the driver is firing down (straight at you before), and I don't have the problem anymore. I suppose the magnetic field from the driver is now perpendicular to the TV field.
Happy baking!
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- Re: HELP!?! Anybody know how to block Magnetic fields? - Dokter 17:47:12 11/27/00 (3)
- Re: HELP!?! Anybody know how to block Magnetic fields? - mprachar 19:56:25 11/27/00 (2)
- Re: HELP!?! Anybody know how to block Magnetic fields? - danda 08:13:58 11/28/00 (0)
- Re: HELP!?! Anybody know how to block Magnetic fields? - Dokter 20:24:47 11/27/00 (0)
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