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In Reply to: i never would have thunk it. A thick maple board under a cd player. posted by Mali on April 15, 2010 at 17:09:10:
Image: Acacia tonewood plinth (3/4 inch edge grain board).
My POV concerning vibration control is *control* of vibrations (think resonance), not a full elimination thereof (life totally sucked out). I find tonewoods such as maple, with acacia wood and laminated bamboo (while actually a grass, not a wood) being my favorites tend to improve multiple listening cues while still maintaining a pleasant tonal quality; presenting a discernible musical sonic signature rather than sounding non-lively (deadened). Audiophile components are musical instruments, not laboratory test equipment ;-)
Vibration control footers and/or cones when placed above and below the platform/plinth can do wonders to further improve the performance of a vibration controlled component.
my 2 pennies
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- Resonance control via tonewoods... - Duster 10:03:18 04/16/10 (11)
- RE: Resonance control via tonewoods... - sawyercaldwell29@yahoo.com 03:47:29 04/23/15 (1)
- RE: Resonance control via tonewoods... - fantja 13:57:07 04/23/15 (0)
- Components aren't musical instruments, they're reproduction devices. - h_h 15:15:18 04/16/10 (8)
- RE: Components aren't musical instruments, they're reproduction devices. - unclestu 23:28:27 04/16/10 (3)
- RE: Components aren't musical instruments, they're reproduction devices. - bradluke0 15:43:26 04/17/10 (2)
- Consider this - unclestu 17:16:26 04/18/10 (1)
- Bravo. Great response (nt) - Duster 17:43:05 04/18/10 (0)
- Perhaps a Kirk/Spock dilema... - Duster 15:44:48 04/16/10 (3)
- Uhhh... - unclestu 17:17:54 04/18/10 (2)
- The fundamental is an odd harmonic... - Duster 17:40:20 04/18/10 (1)
- RE: The fundamental is an odd harmonic... - unclestu 02:01:08 04/19/10 (0)