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In Reply to: Re: roller bearings and metal plate under CDP? posted by Rob Thomas on August 18, 2003 at 16:19:58:
Hi Rob,"I believe the premise here is that the roller bearings will lessen vibrations from the player by converting the vibrations to heat at the ball junctures and by passing them (one way?) into the surface below."
My take on roller bearings is that they block seismically induced vibrations in the horizontal and rotational planes from entering the player.
Happy Listening!
Barry
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- Re: roller bearings and metal plate under CDP? - bdiament 04:49:19 08/19/03 (11)
- I thought so too, but consider... - Rob Thomas 00:18:29 08/20/03 (10)
- Re: I thought so too, but consider... - bdiament 04:45:28 08/20/03 (2)
- On the two-way issue I concur... - Rob Thomas 01:40:41 08/21/03 (1)
- Re: On the two-way issue I concur... - bdiament 04:40:05 08/21/03 (0)
- Iso Bearings under loudspeakers... - Rob Thomas 00:38:43 08/20/03 (6)
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- OMIGAWD! - Rob Thomas 23:39:59 08/22/03 (1)
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- Interesting earlier thread... - Rob Thomas 01:33:58 08/21/03 (2)
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- I think the concept is... - Rob Thomas 23:32:23 08/22/03 (0)
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