How do you decide whether to couple or de-couple a component?

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If coupling supposedly drains vibrations but still interacts with whatever is under the component, and de-coupling separates the component from whatever is underneath and absorbs some vibrations (dependent on the device I suppose), how do you decide which is the most appropriate to use for any given component? Is one better than the other under certain circumstances?

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Topic - How do you decide whether to couple or de-couple a component? - hartwerger 13:49:13 04/27/07 (8)

Why don't combining both coupling and decoupling ? - Antonio Machado 14:28:52 04/28/07 (4)

Wow. That's quite a setup - hartwerger 18:34:49 04/29/07 (3)

Hello hartwerger... - AntonioMachado 08:43:02 05/03/07 (2)

"SNAP" on the Ambience - dave c 14:12:12 05/03/07 (1)

Hello Dave C... - AntonioMachado 15:43:52 05/04/07 (0)

couple speakers - de-couple components. - Listens2tubes 19:24:19 04/27/07 (1)

coupling speakers or not - dave c 15:45:26 04/28/07 (0)

trial and error - dave c 13:51:06 04/27/07 (0)

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