Monitors sensitive to vibration?

[Progger]

My new Edirol MA10-DBK monitors' manual says I should not use them in an area with high vibration. They're going to be behind a drum kit sometimes, in front of it at other times. My bass amp is also in the room. The thing is, I have some really old, clunky speakers in the room that have been there for years with tons of vibration, and they're fine. Should I be concerned about the vibration levels around my monitors?

Also, if anyone can answer this: My computer will be in the same room as well. Is there any risk of rattling out PCI cards, drives, etc?

[geet73]

Your hard drive(s) will take the most damage. The could get fucked up from the large amount of vibration. I'm not sure about the monitors.

[Scinx]

My monitors are the perpetrators of vibrations.

[Progger]

You know, that's exactly what I was thinking: monitors PRODUCE vibrations, so why the hell would they be damaged by them? Sounds like a load of crap to me.

As for the hard drives, what would you suggest in terms of isolating them a little bit? I'm not hugely concerned about this, because there is another computer in the room that does just fine. But I'd like to know my options, just in case.