wooden stage - wooden floor

[MAGUS®]

How do you gigging guys stack your cabs on wooden stages or wooden floors ?

We got a gig coming up, and instead of the usual wood stage, or carpeted floor, its a wood floor. This is just the band area, not the whole bar

Both my cabs have castors on the bottom - call it old age, but they're a breeze to move around, but i'm wondering about coupling, or rather de-coupling.

I figure a wooden floor would not be as resonant as a wooden stage, so is it worth shoving a bit of carpet under each cabs' castors ? Or just leave alone

[HolmeBass]

A bit of carpet isn't going to appreciably change either the mechanical or acoustic coupling with the floor, so I would definitely forget that. The castors themselves do much more to alleviate mechanical coupling than the carpet will. If you're getting a lot of mechanical coupling with the floor I'd put your cabinets up on a chair, or maybe invest in a Gramma pad.

If you actually want mechanical coupling then take the castors off and increase the contact area between the cabinets and the floor.

[uhdinator]

I use 2 auralex gramma's under each 215 sub and top cabs on stands.

[MAGUS®]

These are my bass cabs, not the PA cabs.

Thanks guys - i'll probably just leave them as is, on the castors, and take note of the results.