Isolation Ward

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I expect Herbies footers and interface materials will probably mitigate a less than optimal rack...

Posted by Wellfed on October 29, 2008 at 22:31:27:
I really believe isolation is one of the foundational, and therefore one of the best, places to start one's optimization process. Steve (Herbie) can give you a LOT of valuable advice on the topic. I wouldn't be without Machina Dynamica's Promethean isolation bases either. I have my amps and power conditioner on those while my preamp and source components are on a Sound Anchors rack with Herbies and Golden Sound component interfaces which are relatively elaborate compared to the average bear. dBNeutralizer/Ikea beech cutting board shelf/dBNeutralizer/DH Square/DH Cone or Herbies Tenderfoot footer/component. Because dBNeutralizer is relatively new it could be that my wild success with the material is attributable to last tweak syndrome. The stuff simply seems to be magic nearly everywhere it's utilized.