Springs under components is the place you will notice decoupling the least. The single component that has to be isolated VERY well is a TT, maybe a CD player.
Under your main speakers, bass bins or subs that’s the BIG difference, I have always noticed. I used inner tubes under some heavy bass bins, with great success to.
The density and compression of the enclosure in pretty important too. It has to sound dense even if the actual material isn’t. MDF vs HDF add Weight and then adjust the spring load WITH dampening..
Just springs, only do so much.. BUT they work BETTER if loaded and dampened correctly. Add ear plugs to the inside of the springs..
Too many springs... that's a no no to.. This is not a theory they been tuning suspension or removing vibration a LONG LONG time.. It's just kind of new in the stereo world..
Regards
Under your main speakers, bass bins or subs that’s the BIG difference, I have always noticed. I used inner tubes under some heavy bass bins, with great success to.
The density and compression of the enclosure in pretty important too. It has to sound dense even if the actual material isn’t. MDF vs HDF add Weight and then adjust the spring load WITH dampening..
Just springs, only do so much.. BUT they work BETTER if loaded and dampened correctly. Add ear plugs to the inside of the springs..
Too many springs... that's a no no to.. This is not a theory they been tuning suspension or removing vibration a LONG LONG time.. It's just kind of new in the stereo world..
Regards