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My way is much much cheaper, & may be even more effective. .

Posted by cheap-Jack on October 30, 2007 at 08:08:24:
Hi.

'Cause I use both decoupling & isolation.

(1) amp decoupled with strong down-pointing steel spikes permanently bolted to the bottom the the chassis box of the amp.

(2) massy granite slab 'floated' on round rubber leg pads, each in turn supported by a carpet guard (with zillion down-pointing resilient plastic spikes). This guards give extra isolation to the granite slab though I used them primarily to protect my wall-to wall carpet (with fully bonded rubber underlay)

The whole set up cost me very little money but I bet it is very effective vs many expenssive commercial stuffs.

And a litte thinking, of cource.

c-J