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Iso Bearings under loudspeakers...

Posted by Rob Thomas on August 20, 2003 at 00:38:43:
These cats have me so intrigued by the photo of the N801 on Cerabases that I have several sets of Ceraballs arriving Friday, .
If these things can drain resonances from my speaker cabinets better than spikes or cones, I should know soon. I'll have a set to try on my transport as well... (I plan on using trios, but they're only sold in sets of four, so ya' gotta get three sets... Arrgh.)
I know a speaker moving even a thousandth of an inch relative to a tweeter vibration could be significant, so I'm curious to try this premise.
If they don't work out, they all go back to Music Direct.
(FYI, the larger Cerabases are, I think, $699 a set, the Ceraballs $99 for four. Three Ceraballs can allegedly support over 200 lbs.)