RE: Why put something mushy between your tt support and your... - Duster - Tweakers' Asylum

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RE: Why put something mushy between your tt support and your...

In Reply to: Why put something mushy between your tt support and your... posted by Lew on July 21, 2016 at 10:22:51:

I'm not convinced of any audiophile benefit. Seems like inexpensively modified hi-fi furniture. An image shows several audio components stacked on top of each other, shared on the limited surface area of the shelves. I think the design-concept functions at the opposite end of rigidity, which tends to be a key-factor when building racks and stands, along with the use of vibration/resonance control devices positioned under each audio component and a dedicated, solid shelf surface area for primary support, with a rigid interface running right down to the floor. If components must be stacked, special vibration/resonance control footers should be implemented as an effective compromise. Furthermore, adding a tonewood board with pads or footers positioned between the stacked components can sometimes be of notable sonic benefit for custom system tuning efforts, IME.

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Topic - Another LACK question - fstein 08:12:08 07/20/16 (10)

I think that's the motor you want to isolate...right? - MannyE 22:32:48 07/29/16 (0)

Why put something mushy between your tt support and your... - Lew 10:22:51 07/21/16 (2)

A 4" solid concete floor isn't totally solid? - Dave Pogue 09:16:49 07/26/16 (0)

RE: Why put something mushy between your tt support and your... - Duster 12:17:48 07/22/16 (0)

RE: Another LACK question - X1992 20:30:44 07/20/16 (0)

RE: Another LACK question - SgreenP@MSN.com 08:22:32 07/20/16 (4)

Linn's like Light Rigid support. nt. - Cougar 02:21:50 07/22/16 (0)

RE: Another LACK question - fstein 08:30:06 07/20/16 (2)

RE: Another LACK question - Crazy Dave 13:04:24 07/20/16 (0)

Go solid... if not happy play around... but that TT should like plenty of solid...N/T - musetap 11:09:04 07/20/16 (0)

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RE: Why put something mushy between your tt support and your... - Duster 12:17:48 07/22/16 (0)

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