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In Reply to: current "best practice" on footers/isolation for cd transport? posted by Chuck on March 27, 2007 at 11:19:16:
Lots of ideas and choices. Dunno about "best practice". My method is to use compliant footers, wood platform, and hard cones with couplers.Summary: Digital transports stock feet replaced with a quadpod set of Herbie's Audio Lab Tenderfoot feet, then placed on an Acacia wood platform (1.25 inch thick) supported by a tripod set of Audio Point 1.0AP1D brass cones placed on a tripod set of Audio Point APCD2 brass coupling discs with Herbie's Audio Lab grungebuster Dots placed between the coupling discs and MDF rack shelf surface:
transport ---> compliant footers ---> wood platform ---> brass cones ---> brass coupling discs ---> compliant dots ---> MDF rack shelf
Compliant footers: Quadpod set of Herbie's Audio Lab Tenderfoot feet.
Wood platform: 1.25'' Acacia wood cutting board used as platform.
Brass cones: Tripod set of Audio Point 1.0AP1D brass cones.
Brass coupling discs: Tripod set of Audio Point APCD2 brass coupling discs.
Compliant dots: Set of three Herbie's Audio Lab grungebuster Dots.
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- Re: current "best practice" on footers/isolation for cd transport? - Duster 12:34:12 03/27/07 (0)
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