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In Reply to: Isolation devices for tube integrated? posted by greg7 on July 6, 2007 at 05:16:44:
Hi.
All my componets, active like amps, passive like speaker cables, are lifted up from its support base/platform/floor.
For my power amps, tube & SS, & for my tube phono/linestage, are all DIY-bolted with 3-in-a-set steel spikes at their metal chassis, so that the amps are 'floated' on their support base. This steel spikes, pointing down, act as a one-way coupler to transfer any mechnical vibration from the unit due to acoustical feedbacks onto the base, yet rejecting any structural vibration fed back up from the support platform/floor.
I found it improves the overal sonic perpectives, e.g. transparency, soundstaging bigtime.
Besides, these steel spikes cost me next to nothing.
c-J
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