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Myrtle blocks are not isolation....

Posted by mattcecil1@yahoo.com (A) on June 14, 2007 at 13:14:50

In Reply to: What is your setup with Herbie's isolation stuffs, especially cdp and amp? posted by michaelv20850 on June 14, 2007 at 09:15:55:

definitely give Herbie's products a try...90 days??? Steve is a great guy and will help you if you drop him a line. Some of his products are for pure isolation, others, like the balls & pucks are esentially coupling and isolation in one tiny & neat package.

myrtle blocks are straight coupling though. If your rack's shelf is MDF, try and put a layer of thick, rigid paper in between your gear and the MDF..MDF is toxic, yo. i stick empty LP album covers and they sound great. thin cardboard, construction paper or poster board might also work.

i've used maple blocks but had to go with the expensive Ultimate Triplepoint footers to make 'that' form of tweaking work to my liking. Don't do this!! its expensive and a bit whacky. :)

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