Anti -Vibration devices for Amp,etc.

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This is more of an academic inquiry regarding anti-vibration devices for an integrated amp or cd player): assuming that acoustic and structural vibrations or micro vibrations can cause resonances within the amplifier or other component and assuming that what is actually vibrating or resonating in the amp is the chassis, the amp cabinet enclosure or the individual componentry such as circuit boards and individual parts such as resistors, capacitors, transformers, transistors and the like, how do such micro vibrations cause the sonics to be altered or affected given that the amp has no actual moving parts (the cd player with its actual mechanically moving parts and jitter issues is easier to comprehend, however) - what actually causes these vibrations or resonances to affect the sound output signal going from the amp to the speakers? Thank you

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Topic - Anti -Vibration devices for Amp,etc. - chocolate_lover9999@yahoo.com 14:58:16 10/07/08 (4)

Faraday's Law - Al Sekela 11:31:12 10/08/08 (1)

RE: Faraday's Law - William Schuchard 09:36:37 10/10/08 (0)

Vibration issues within an audio or video system... - Barry Kohan 09:33:54 10/08/08 (0)

RE: Anti -Vibration devices for Amp,etc. - David Aiken 23:00:36 10/07/08 (0)

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