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In Reply to: Re: Man oh man posted by David Aiken on August 12, 2003 at 13:00:38:
Hello, Recently i did replace the seismic sink under my Rega Jupiter transport by Black diamond racing cones. So far they aren't attached firmly to it. It rest on a very sturdy wall attached frame. The plinth is made out of mixture of stainless steel , ordinary steel, brass, aluminium, lead, wood, vinyl. Most of the layers are joined by a bituminous product to repair roofs. The whole is more sensitive to feedback because when i hit the plinth, the cd will skip. But the sound is much more analogue then before. Maybe if the cones are glued it will be less sensitive and i can massload the transport with lead or sand. Maybe there is a lot of room inside the player that can also be filled. You can see that nothing is sacred and there isn't a solution that will give an upgrade in every situation. Ed
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