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In Reply to: One last try, and groman, give someone else a chance to reply, anyone Else care to help? posted by John Q Public on January 3, 2002 at 20:44:27:
I really think it is well worth a try!
Sand is a good damping material and is
heavy= stable foundation.
Only possible drawback is that sand
can come in the wrong place, causing problems.
MDF is a proven material for damping.
I would put chassis directly on sand.
That gives damping of eventual resonances
in the chassis.
A CD-chassis on four legs in corner
can vibrate in the middle of legs.
If you put a bit of liggunderlag(swedish for the
frigolit or styrolit-plastic you put
under the sleeping-bag, when you sleep in tent)
under a CD-chassis, the whole of bottomplate
is dampened.
A combination of more than one damping materials
is better than one. Because they have complementary
characteristics.
I still suspect the feedback through the air
to be an factor to consider.Sorry, but I had to answer,
out of interest
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- Sorry for taking so big place. - groman 21:09:51 01/03/02 (0)
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