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Re: Agreed. Also, it's important to install

Posted by chris_w (A) on January 26, 2007 at 09:36:52

In Reply to: Agreed. Also, it's important to install posted by RioTubes on January 25, 2007 at 15:07:51:

But the point we are making is the honeycombe of cardboard doesnt couple that much at all. As the whole shooting match will flex with the vibrations and hence absorb it, thus the isolation is achived. think of it as a cardboard "2 shelf flexy rack".
Given the lack -pun not intended much :¬) of strength in the cut down version i think spikes might just phyically distort the base and the matrix in a bad way if the load is remotely heavy - but of course I might be wrong, I dare say given the nature of this place others will soon tell me so.
I have not tried a un-adulterated lack platform under me TT's with spikes, but it might work better (my SL2 s9ts on a 7 layer MDF composite of my own design and its rubber feet are very floaty anywhat. My Rega's in its box at the mo).
I might lop a corner off a trianglular lack oneday as this way it would fit the shelf, sorta reverse pink triangle stylie.

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