reduce griot's vibration... flex quieter?

**wrx495** · 01-05-2013, 04:20 PM

hey guys! been a while since i posted on here but i wanted to know if any if you know a way to reduce vibration and maybe even the sound of the griot's garage 6" ROP 2nd generation.
i have the original 6" bp on and 6.5" ccs pads (barely used only like once) and then i have a 5" bp and 6 pads that i didn't use yet.. will the 5" bp make a lot less vibration then the 6"
anyways .. i got another question! how much quieter is the flex compared to the gg?
any input appreciated! thank you guys!

**Pureshine** · 01-05-2013, 04:35 PM

Hate to say it no

**wrx495** · 01-05-2013, 05:07 PM

booo

i may want to sell it and get the flex if the flex is a lot!!! quieter

**psynx** · 01-05-2013, 05:15 PM

I've personally never heard the gg but if it's anything like the megs or pc, then no the flex isn't much quitter than the gg

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**OMRebel** · 01-05-2013, 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by wrx495

hey guys! been a while since i posted on here but i wanted to know if any if you know a way to reduce vibration and maybe even the sound of the griot's garage 6" ROP 2nd generation.

Ear plugs and anti-vibe gloves. It's a good rule of thumb for operating any machinery that creates noise/vibration.

**g26er** · 01-05-2013, 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by psynx

I've personally never heard the gg but if it's anything like the megs or pc, then no the flex isn't much quitter than the gg

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I agree with this. Compared to my PC, the 3401 is just as loud. I think the 3401 is more of a higher pitched sound though.

**wrx495** · 01-05-2013, 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by psynx

I've personally never heard the gg but if it's anything like the megs or pc, then no the flex isn't much quitter than the gg

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hmm.. i should just make a sound clip of it... its a litttleeee like a pinch quieter than the pc from what i hear!
and boo... then the flex isnt a huge sound difference in what im looking for.

Originally Posted by OMRebel

Ear plugs and anti-vibe gloves. It's a good rule of thumb for operating any machinery that creates noise/vibration.

i think i may just listen to my new headphones (in ear bose ie2's) and i'll look for anti-vibe gloves!
thank you!

**wrx495** · 01-05-2013, 05:58 PM

in this video ---
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir8mA4vbgoI
they sound really similar and the flex barely had a difference that isn't major (it was made 2 years ago)
in this video --- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yht1uHJLNlQ
the flex seemed a lot quieter and the pc just sounded annoying and it was made 4 years ago! which one of these would you say is closer to accurate for the flex sound and pc sound users?

**primo spaghetti** · 01-05-2013, 06:07 PM

i dont know guys, but my flex is extremely quieter than my PC...and the Flex has almost zero vibration...im still not over the moon with the flex, but it is definitely a better made, high quality machine.

i can run my flex with no ear protection and hear my stereo...never with my PC.

**wrx495** · 01-05-2013, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by primo spaghetti

i dont know guys, but my flex is extremely quieter than my PC...and the Flex has almost zero vibration...im still not over the moon with the flex, but it is definitely a better made, high quality machine.

i can run my flex with no ear protection and hear my stereo...never with my PC.

thats a good thing ^___^.....and im pretty sure because of the forced rotation!
what you mean not over the moon? whats the prob with it ?and thats german engineering for you! high quality!!
its justtt the price for me! considering im just going to polish and wax once a while and use gtech exo