Have anyone replaced the original feet from Rotel components?

pbarata

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Have anyone replaced the original feet from Rotel components?

10 December 2005, 10:49 Saturday

I’ve recently replaced the RCD-1070 feet with Vibrapods isolators (http://www.vibrapod.com). Overall the sound opens out and gains focus, and gets less edgy. At least they work subjectively for me.

Have anyone else experimented similar solutions, like Navcom and Sorbothane pucks, with good results?

Movies: Samsung LCD LE37A557, Rotel RSP-1066 & RMB-1075, Sony PS3, VdH D-102 Hybrid III interc, QED XT-350 & Supra Rondo 4x2,5 speaker cable, QED Qunex P75 coax, Monitor Audio Silver 5i/8i/10i speakers, REL Quake sub, QED Qunex SR-SW subwoofer cable, IXOS XHT458 HDMI, Supra LoRad, Isotek Mini Sub GII;
Music: Rega Planar 3, Goldring 1042, Vincent PHO-8, Krell KAV-280cd, Krell KAV-400xi, B&W 703, Siltech SQ-28 Classic G5 (XLR), Siltech LS-68 Classic Mk2, Nordost Vishnu, QED Qonduit MDH6.
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benny

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10 December 2005, 12:27 Saturday

I've removed all the cheapy feet from my Rotel components. I did notice some difference, mainly with the RCD-1070. They helped out on a cheap Sony DVD/SACD player, as well. I used Vibrapods on everything but the RCD-1070, which has Audioquest isolation feet (WAY overpriced!).
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