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In Reply to: RE: Vibration Control/Isolation For Power Conditioner posted by Joe Appierto on October 15, 2021 at 19:42:11
Very similar approach here with the exception being a maple butcher block.
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Maple being a well-regarded tonewood is probably a better choice.
Joe
Joe....never did any extensive research aside from that particular piece was simply left over from a maple butcher block rack project. I also have numerous bamboo shelves/platforms under various components. Both of these woods work for me.
No conclusions on my part having tried little hunks of myrtle, Indonesian ebony footers, and a slab of bamboo as a support. They all do something mainly in small degrees at least as I've used them.
Also BDR pyramids and pucks which I tried first of all, then Mapleshade brass footers, Herbies squishy feet, HRS Damping plate, and Svelte Shelves. I keep going back to the Mapleshade brass footers and the Svelte Shelves. Maybe my aged ears find a little boost in the treble helpful but honestly I liked the brass footers 20 years ago so it isn't just that.
And so it goes.
Joe
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