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In Reply to: RE: Gee. I guess I didn't get the memo about not using vibrapods under an amp posted by artemus on November 10, 2007 at 18:53:58:
From the Vibrapods info sheet:
"Too much weight may squash Vibrapod isolators, causing them to lose their effectiveness, However they can be restored by simply placing the squashed Vibrapod isolators on a flat cookie sheet and heating them in an oven at 175 degrees to 200 degrees F (80 degrees to 94 degrees C) for 10 minutes; 5 minutes in a convection oven. Remove from the oven and place in a safe area away from children until they have cooled. DO NOT MICROWAVE."
Since only 2 of them were deformed, I suspect they were under the side of the amp where the transformer is located. I don't know how many Vibrapods you were using but I'd guess that you used a number of the same model and assumed that the load would be spread evenly. It won't be. You could try running a couple of a higher model in the location where you found the deformed ones.
David Aiken
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- RE: Gee. I guess I didn't get the memo about not using vibrapods under an amp - David Aiken 19:46:17 11/10/07 (1)
- Thanks - artemus 08:03:33 11/11/07 (0)
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