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In Reply to: Coupling, decoupling, and damping... posted by YRY on June 7, 2020 at 09:09:55:
sounds right.
FWIW the inmate who mentioned the brushes, had this to say:
lower friction more possible motion the reason I gave up on roller blocks back in the 80's the sound was great but they were too much fuss and still are but they still sound great. A smaller ball is better than a larger ball all you need is for the ball to sit proud of the top of our cup by a mm or two. I have been experimenting with finger nail brushes they need to have enough stiffness to only just compress and yu have the sane dissipation of horizontal vibration as well as a vertical compliance so better than a ball alone which only dissipates energy in the horizontal no vertical vibration dissipation.When set up properly I cannot tell any difference between my steel ball on steel cup or my fingernail brushes. No balls to lose nor components falling over or swaying about. I much prefer the brushes.
Over the rubber/ cork blocks and the diy rollerballs I think the brushes are best. Though 2 components have rollerballs with brushes.
Cut to razor sounding violins
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