This is too funny. I thought I was the only loon (or at least
my wife thinks I am). I came across an ad here on A'gon for a
device that basically "clamps" your equipment to
some sort of base or plinth. Sort of like a big wood clamp.
In the category of vibration control, I guess. It got me to
thinking about use of a bungee cord to do the same. I ran a
bungee cord under the hardwood plinth my CDP sits on (the
plinth is on 4 anti-vibration pads so there is a gap
underneath it) and hooked the two ends of the cord over the
top of the CDP (have a rubber piece under the hooks to keep
them off the top panel). Seemed to clean up sound a bit...at
the very least - it did no harm and cost me virtually
nothing. Have floor standers so not needing to anchor them.
Glad to hear someone else thinks they help with coupling
(which is what I assume is going on with your speakers too).
my wife thinks I am). I came across an ad here on A'gon for a
device that basically "clamps" your equipment to
some sort of base or plinth. Sort of like a big wood clamp.
In the category of vibration control, I guess. It got me to
thinking about use of a bungee cord to do the same. I ran a
bungee cord under the hardwood plinth my CDP sits on (the
plinth is on 4 anti-vibration pads so there is a gap
underneath it) and hooked the two ends of the cord over the
top of the CDP (have a rubber piece under the hooks to keep
them off the top panel). Seemed to clean up sound a bit...at
the very least - it did no harm and cost me virtually
nothing. Have floor standers so not needing to anchor them.
Glad to hear someone else thinks they help with coupling
(which is what I assume is going on with your speakers too).