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In Reply to: Isolating an SACD player from vibration posted by OvenBun on April 16, 2006 at 17:11:17:
Cutting boards of the checkerboard type might work better because the bonded layers can add damping.You can end up experimenting quite a bit and not finding something that really works. But experimenting can be fun.
I ended up using the dense, reinforced shelf my cabinet provides, with two cones pointing down and one under the transport pointing up. Strangely, that make a clear difference. With no cones aiming up, the image focus was vague. But with more cones aiming up, there was a resonance or time smear in the midrange, as if standing waves were being set up in the chassis.
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- Pine is not dense or dead enough... - Jim Stoneburner 10:28:51 04/17/06 (1)
- I tend to agree - Lew 14:03:31 04/17/06 (0)
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