Isolation for a table for floors with movement


Hi there, there sure are allot of stands and isolation types available but what would you recomend?

My issue is I have suspended wood floors and I know there is movement so I want to address this.

Unfortunately a wall mount is out, just don't have the adequate area to do this.

My table is the TW Raven One, I have some thoughts but wanted to read what others think.
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Showing 2 responses by dertonarm

If the floor is the problem, the wall is the solution. Wall mount may not be that tempting to most audiophiles, but it a most suitable and technically an excellent solution which eliminates or at least minimizes most vibrations much better than any floor-bound rack or stand.
If the wall is out - how about the ceiling ? Is there a possibility to mount a kind of hanging suspension to the ceiling - 4 points. Each point would only have to hold about 25 - 30 lbs - most larger modern ceiling light devices are in that weight range. It would - in any case - be the most smart, inexpensive and effective isolation from floor-transmitted vibration. And sure can be an eye-catcher....