It depends on what is rattling. If it's just the grate against the tin/ceiling, then you may get by with just some foam door seal type tape. If it's the grate itself, then going to a non-articulated one would be the way to go.
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rattling vents
I'm in the process of setting up a very modest HT. Right now, I'mjust running a small set of 6.1 speakers from my PC. I noticed that the subwoofer makes the ceiling vents vibrate. Anyone else had this problem? I'm thinking of trying some sort of rbber to dampen them, but not sure what.
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Non-articulated one? I think it's the louvers (SP?) inside that are rattling. The pitch is too high to be the entire thing.
OK. So if it's the louvres, Try just a plain slotted one with no damper type adjustment. I'd still put some foam around the perimeter where it slides into the duct itself.
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Ok, I'll give that a shot. Thanks.
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