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I have my cdp and preamp on mdf/lead shelfs which sit on inner tubes.My amp is on an mdf/lead shelf that uses spikes/nails that go into the floor.
Should I also float my amp on an inner tube? This is more work than it sounds! I have a 60 lb. Macintosh MC150.
As a side note I found a very good tube, for me at least, at Target. It is a stringray 16x3 by Shwinn. The tube is made of thin material, unlike more industrial tubes.
Thanks!
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Topic - Floating Amp - Soundripples 17:25:58 02/28/05 (8)
- Yes it sounds bettter on a tube, than spiked to floor! - Soundripples 11:48:45 03/01/05 (5)
- Consider DIY roller balls, - Al Sekela 13:01:51 03/02/05 (4)
- Re: Consider DIY roller balls, - Soundripples 19:56:25 03/03/05 (1)
- The recipe I used. - Al Sekela 15:52:14 03/06/05 (0)
- I am getting good results using a combination of both air and rollers - Keith Lockwood 06:14:46 03/03/05 (1)
- Re: I am getting good results using a combination of both air and rollers - Markhh2 04:12:12 03/11/05 (0)
- use a thick walled innertube as - snkby 19:42:24 02/28/05 (1)
- Re: use a thick walled innertube as - Soundripples 09:28:26 03/01/05 (0)
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