@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.
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?
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"@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. |
It is just an OPPO, didn’t need 5100 dollar footers....Further, nothing about this footer is even remotely worth 5100. $500 would be pushing it. (facepalm) Try aliexpress, you will get the same "improvements" for about 1/100th of the cost.
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