Re: Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes?

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In Reply to: Re: Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes? posted by daryl on March 22, 2000 at 11:58:08:

I agree.
I would put innertubes under evry component and use cones onto an MDF platform above the innertube.
Cones can be home made.
I have found this to be a good place to start.
Cheap isolation platforms can be made from layers of aluminium (3mm) MDF (12 or 18mm) expanded polystyrene(maybe 25mm) MDF (12 or 18mm) and back to aluminium (3mm).
Put this on an innertube and you are getting somewhere, and at a cheap price.

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Topic - Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes? - Smedley 10:46:07 03/22/00 (4)

Re: Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes? - David Aiken 01:57:59 03/23/00 (0)

Been there - Jon L 18:04:26 03/22/00 (0)

Re: Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes? - daryl 11:58:08 03/22/00 (1)

Re: Damping/Isolation -- Wool or Inner Tubes? - dave c 00:04:59 03/23/00 (0)

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