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In Reply to: Re: To: Jon Risch / CD jitter and sandbags. posted by Jon Risch on February 21, 2000 at 19:36:03:
Just so I know *why* we're contemplating doing this, I'm guessing the desired effect is two-fold. Please correct me if I'm wrong.1. Adding mass to change internal resonance of timing chip and canister.
2. Adding sound adsorbtion to the can to reduce microphonics and resonance peak(s).Am I missing anything? Would you also get good results by using something to do a better job mechanically coupling the cannister to the circuit board? Or are we assuming the circuit board itself needs to be damped perhaps?
Just curious,
Shawn Harvey
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