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In Reply to: What’s the point of shelving material choices? posted by gd on December 2, 2004 at 14:33:08:
If the thing that is causing the rack/shelf to vibrate is the music from the speakers; then what good is it to have a really great isolation rack/shelf if the music itself would also be vibrating the equipment and all the parts in it directly through the air? I think if you really think about it you will see that the effects of racks/shelves are greatly exaggerated. IMO. Also as you mention it really becomes silly to have a great vibration free rack/shelf (if that were even possible) and then isolate the equipemnent from it. You would be better off clamping it to the rack/shelf somehow in that instance. The above is my opinion. No need to flame.
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- Here is another question you might consider.... - Mr Vinyl 15:24:48 12/02/04 (7)
- You owe it to yourself.... - pburant 16:37:05 12/02/04 (6)
- Re: You owe it to yourself.... - Mr Vinyl 17:31:10 12/02/04 (5)
- Sorry - didn't mean to touch you that way - pburant 21:07:54 12/02/04 (4)
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- I doubt you'd want to construct them yourself.... - pburant 10:53:27 12/03/04 (0)
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