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HRS M3 users

I had a MS 4" platform with their brass footers under my Voyd TT. I really thought it sounded wonderful until I tryed a HRS M3 with Nimbus Spacers and Couplers. I sat down and took notes on music I am very familiar with. I then put the MS back in and again took notes. The HRS was a superior product in every way, so much so that I put the MS up for sale the same day. I was angry that I was duked into thinking Maple was a good platform for audio products.

For those who have upgrade fever I would recommend trying HRS with your gear to find out how good your audio components really are.

Any other HRS users out there want to chime in?
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HRS ain't cheap. There may well be better/cheaper solutions but the science makes sense... each shelf being kept separate with big rubberized feet (they probably call them couplers) and heavy granite on top. I have one, I would probably buy another one. Have I compared 7 different racks? No, but perhaps the dealer above (audiooracle) has. Bottom line though, for my amp racks, I elected to go with Symposium Ultras because I noticed a lot of difference using rollerblocks on various things so I am hoping those work well.

Having said all of that, they are well made and I really appreciate the workmanship. My dad is a finish carpenter so I know of what I speak, I have never seen an American wooden product better made.

Cheers,
C
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