Ansuz Darkz resonance control footers


Anyone have advice for isolation and resonance control for my Oppo BDP105 primarily used as a transport.

I had the opportunity to try Ansuz Darkz T2S ($5100/set of 3).  They were amazing, providing a much quieter background, more focus and all around musicality.  So I am convinced big improvements are obtainable here but the price is out of reach.  I also tried the Darkz C2T, much less expensive which were good.   

I have been able to try Nordost Titanium Sort Kones and Stillpoints.  These helped but not like the T2S

I would appreciate opinions from anyone for a similar application. Perhaps using Townshend or Voodoo Isopods? 

davejaz

Showing 1 response by rilbr

"@davejaz - I don’t know if this is what you meant in your last post, but I would not use the Symposium together with Vibrapods, as Symposium works with rigid coupling between the component and the shelf. One or the other. "

I've used Cardas wood blocks with Symposium shelves to good effect. They are a solid connection, but are wood. Some footers slide more easily than others, which can be a problem.

One thing that is overlooked is the resonance of circuit boards and parts inside. I usually open the component and carefully apply damping and resonant control. This is in addition to the footers. Just on the lid helps with resonance control.