Since you say your floors are a problem area, my first thought is I would not couple to floors with brass and spikes. Instead, go the isolation approach, either with viscoelastic type material (Sorbothane is a brand name) or -- in my opinion overkill -- air suspensions, springs, shock absorbers... Every one of these products are geared towards an ideal weight, and with that weight, their harmonic frequency will drop to the lowest (between 3-5Hz or better) so that it becomes inaudible.
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.
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.