Has anyone experimented using anti-vibration devices like cones under speakers, amps or CD players? I've heard that the improve performace.
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Yes, such devices have an impact on sound.
Ceraball are the best I've tried on my system, I use now them under all electronics, hifi furniture and speakers. -
I use Vibrapods under my electronics as they are relatively inexpensive and work very well. http://store.fastcommerce.com/home_BrightStarAudio.html
I use Soundcare Superspikes under my speakers and they work great. I use the cheaper ones, including the screw-ins to replace the B&W feet, and the adhesive ones for my other speakers that don't have the screws. Check the thread size table link to figure out the correct size for your speakers. http://www.soundcare.no/ :TComment
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Howdy HTGers!
I was curious if any of you have ever used Isolation Cones on either your CD or DVD players. Do they actually make a noticable difference in any way? Would you recommend 3 or 4 Isolators under the unit?
Thanks a Bunch! :T
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I'm planning on picking up some isolation devices for my 1066 and was kinda curious as to what everyone else is using.
I have been looking into various spikes/cones/half spheres with Black Diamond Racing's "Pyramid Cones" being of particular interest to me. -
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Are there any hifi enthusiasts who use granite isolation slabs under there spks to help to tighten up the bass and to prevent vibration from causing havoc with there systems?
I've heard great things from this, and maybe thinking of buying a pair to place under my floorstanding... -
hey duders!
I`d like to talk 2 channel.....and see some too.....I`ll post mine later!
For me the last year has been discovering the world of 2 channel......thew funny thing is I can thank 5 channel sound for this! :lol:
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I thought I'd put this in a separate thread from my Apartment Acoustics thread.
I've been under the impression that when you have bookshelf speakers on a good solid steel stand, even weighted in the tubes with sand, that they should be on spikes to stand them on the floor and "isolate"...
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