I have the same rack (partner rack)and i have wondered same thing.I thought of adding either maple cutting boards or as someone at music dir suggested a thick peice of acrylic.I ended up buying some of the new bdr thin disks...i talked to this high end speaker designer about vibration and he thinks all the isolation in the world wont stop vibration...(my crossovers are vibrating)as he said i think its bs.I think larry is right try what works for you.I do think it can be detriment to a point.
Cd transport isolation
Out of curiosity does anyone have experience using different isolation products for transports? My CEC TL51x rests on 4 pieces of masterbase. But I have been thinking about trying out something different like Solid Tech feet of silence or Aurios Pro-Max. Now I’m a bit skeptical about isolation products in general. I haven’t tried without masterbase yet since I had them lying around.
So has one played around with different isolation products van transports or CD-players. Are those products any good? Or is the same investment better spend for isolation of the speaker.
I use a solidsteel H-6 audio rack. The shelves are made of MDF. The rack is very good for its price but I don’t like the looks of de MDF shelves. Can I replace them with “real” wood like maple or some other wood? Would that have an influence? Or doesn’t the material of the shelves have an influence on the sound?
For my complete system see my virtual system.
So has one played around with different isolation products van transports or CD-players. Are those products any good? Or is the same investment better spend for isolation of the speaker.
I use a solidsteel H-6 audio rack. The shelves are made of MDF. The rack is very good for its price but I don’t like the looks of de MDF shelves. Can I replace them with “real” wood like maple or some other wood? Would that have an influence? Or doesn’t the material of the shelves have an influence on the sound?
For my complete system see my virtual system.