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In Reply to: Isolation Devices Binge - What Will be the Aftermath posted by zog on November 17, 2004 at 18:29:27:
Alot will depend on your gears, and the sound you want or ar looking for. Many isolation devices not only don't isolate well, but add their own sound to the mix. I was never one who cared for most cones/spikes under electronics-IMO, they add their own resonances to the sound. Vibrapods also have a sonic signature. Personally, I prefer pneumonic(sp?) devices such as siesmic sinks or bright star which use air bladders, and platforms that dissapate vibrations such as symposium and such. Also, you don't say what gear you have-tubes benefit greatly from vibe control,as does digital. SS amps, not so much.
David is right, you have alot of devices to play with. Stick with one at a time, to get yourself familiar with their sonic signature, before moving on, unless of course, you hate it right away.:-)
good luck,
Jack
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