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In Reply to: Isolating Seismic Vibrations When Air-Bladder, Spring devices or Roller types can't be used posted by jaybar on April 5, 2007 at 08:45:56:
I am also blind (blind on one side, mostly blind on other side) and also am lacking coordination (limited motion and no feeling in hands). I am using a DIY platform on roller blocks, with sorbothane footers on top, and lead shot bags on top of CDP. It did take some getting used to the platform swaying when bumped. I only play CDs, so handling vinyl is not an issue. I only play duplicates of my CDs so I don't damage the originals. I have wonderful family and friends that help me manage this addiction. They built my DIY isolation platform, set things up for me and even typed this.I use FIM roller bearings. Once set up there is no adjustment or tinkering. The don't have very much travel so the sway is minimal.
The platform itself is a 7 layer composite of Plexiglas, aluminium, butyl rubber, MDF, butyl rubber, aluminium, Plexiglas.
It sounds like your location is challenging to set up with major traffic and a subway. A combination of the suggestions posted on the Asylum really should help.
See this link for more details.
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- Re: I'm blind and use an isolation platform - DragonEars 00:42:24 04/06/07 (0)
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