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In Reply to: Re: Of cabbages and kings posted by bdiament on March 28, 2003 at 10:18:22:
Ah, well that answers some questions right off the bat...So how do you tell the difference? The marketing hype around these items seem to draw no real distinction--if anything, there's always the implication or insistence that isolation is what's going on, even in the case of coupling. Maybe I'm misreading things...Any handy inventory? What falls on the side of isolation?
And back to Pete: by 'shelf,' do you mean just a shelf, a plain ol' shelf, or is this a technical Symposium-style thing you're referring to? My set up is perhaps audiophiliacally shameful: an IKEA Benno TV bench is all I have to put my stuff on. So when you say 'shelf'... I have my wooden shelf. Then I put the Symposium shelf on that, then the innertube, then the rollerbearings? Is that right? Or else: shelf->innertube->Symposium thingy->er, rollerbearings...wait, now I'm lost. Was your set-up the product of trial and error, or were you guided by some pretty specific principles going in? This idea of horizontal vs. vertical isolation is new to me...
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Follow Ups
- Re: Of cabbages and kings - rhizomatic 10:28:44 03/28/03 (8)
- Freedom of motion is the difference.... - pburant 13:40:45 03/28/03 (5)
- Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - David Aiken 13:40:43 03/29/03 (4)
- Re: Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - bdiament 12:13:11 03/30/03 (3)
- Re: Not totally true - or why bounce isn't always required. - David Aiken 22:28:36 03/30/03 (2)
- ...or maybe it is. - bdiament 04:08:45 03/31/03 (1)
- I think the difference between vertical travel at home and in the car... - David Aiken 12:20:20 03/31/03 (0)
- Re: Of cabbages and kings - bdiament 10:38:52 03/28/03 (1)
- More cabbage - bdiament 10:42:38 03/28/03 (0)