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In Reply to: RE: Do Damp or not to Damp... posted by zanash on March 7, 2008 at 01:32:10:
I'll get a piece in the cover when the ERS sheet comes and i'll affix a sheet of that to the Isodamp. I like the idea of seperating the two units but i've heard Granite was less than optimal. I had considered Graphite plates .I've found them isomolded 12" x 12" x 1" fine grain. I also have 1 1/4" diameter Sorbothane hemispheres under each box.about graphit6s from Boston Audio Design who makes Tune Blocks; "Graphite is comprised of horizontal layers of carbon atoms that are loosely bound to each other in the vertical plane, allowing each layer to slide over the other creating a near infinite number of paths for energy to be converted into heat. Graphite is one of nature’s most amazing materials precisely because its loosely joined molecular structure so readily absorbs energy be it friction from mechanical parts, heat from nuclear reactors, or minute vibrations coming from transformers or phono cartridges. The unique structure of graphite is also why it has one of the lowest mechanical (also known as “acousticalâ€) impedances of any material in existence."
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