RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth?

Posted by mcguirek (A) on July 20, 2012 at 17:33:54

In Reply to: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? posted by obscomp@msn.com on July 20, 2012 at 14:50:25:

If your equipment rack and/or shelves are well isolated from structure-borne vibrations (such as footfalls, transport trucks, bounding dogs) then I think you are OK without further isolating the plinth. The weight of the plinth (which I suppose is dissipating internal turntable vibration) will be well coupled to the equipment rack shelves.

If your rack is not well isolated then the suggestion of squash balls and their ilk would be a good idea.

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Topic - Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - obscomp@msn.com 14:50:25 07/20/12 (13)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - John Elison 22:16:58 07/20/12 (2)

I have had success with sorbothane as well - richardl 10:42:39 07/23/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - AudioSoul 09:32:21 07/21/12 (0)

Are you able to level the TT with the current setup?... - DeKay 20:28:15 07/20/12 (0)

Only if you are insecure - jedrider 18:41:31 07/20/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - mosin 17:35:14 07/20/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - mcguirek 17:33:54 07/20/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - Waxxy 17:06:11 07/20/12 (4)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - Mel 07:29:28 07/21/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - mr.bear 23:07:51 07/20/12 (2)

"You have to experiment. " - John Elison 00:14:49 07/21/12 (1)

RE: "You have to experiment. " - obscomp@msn.com 04:31:23 07/21/12 (0)

RE: Do I need feet/cones under my plinth? - AudioSoul 15:46:14 07/20/12 (0)

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