RE: You do know that concrete is an excellent transmitter of vibrations?

Well, you can jump up-and-down in front of my turntable and it doesn't miss a beat. Perhaps the advantage of concrete is that it attaches my turntable securely to the earth, which doesn't seem to vibrate very much where I live. I can't even get the earth to to vibrate by jumping up-and-down. YMMV

Good luck,
John Elison

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Topic - Vibration Isolation Technical Article- Interesting - mr.bear 23:41:21 06/19/17 (13)

RE: Vibration Isolation Technical Article- Interesting - Inmate51 10:45:23 06/21/17 (0)

RE: Vibration Isolation Technical Article- Interesting - Lew 08:14:55 06/20/17 (6)

RE: Interesting... - mr.bear 11:11:01 06/20/17 (0)

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You do know that concrete is an excellent transmitter of vibrations? - Analog Scott 10:05:03 06/20/17 (2)

RE: You do know that concrete is an excellent transmitter of vibrations? - John Elison 21:21:54 06/20/17 (0)

I'm not arguing with you, but show me the data... - Lew 16:26:59 06/20/17 (0)

RE: Vibration Isolation - bare 09:31:21 06/20/17 (0)

RE: Vibration Isolation Technical Article- Interesting - beach cruiser 03:12:03 06/20/17 (4)

RE: Floor vibration vs. Airborne sound - mr.bear 12:01:59 06/20/17 (3)

RE: Floor vibration vs. Airborne sound - beach cruiser 04:22:52 06/21/17 (2)

RE: Floor vibration vs. Airborne sound - John Elison 12:53:22 06/21/17 (1)

RE: Floor vibration vs. Airborne sound - beach cruiser 22:53:27 06/23/17 (0)

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RE: You do know that concrete is an excellent transmitter of vibrations? - John Elison 21:21:54 06/20/17 (0)

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