Yes, and even the weight and drag of specific PC's and IC's connected to the components will create a variable.
Why No Testing of Isolation Products?
I have been reading up on isolation products like vibrapods, Brightstar platforms, cones, tips, et cetera....
Why doesn't anyone actually test these products and publish the test results? It would seem to be very easy to put a vibration detector (accelerometer for example) on a CD player or amp, measure the vibes, then put the CD player or amp on the isolation device and remeasure the vibes. It would be easy to test the reduction in vibrations between different products or combinations of products, right? I always wondered what happens with the isolation devices at high volumes, if my couch is moving, is the CD player and amp moving? So it would seem easy to test this too, turn up the volume and check the vibes on the CD or amp. You could check everything, shelves, circuitboards on the inside of devices, and so on if you wanted to, couldn't you? So I guess this thread is about why doesn't anyone measure and publish measurements of isolation products, or if they do where can we see the results? It would be nice to see measured tests of isolation devices and how they worked on a certain amp or cd player.
Why doesn't anyone actually test these products and publish the test results? It would seem to be very easy to put a vibration detector (accelerometer for example) on a CD player or amp, measure the vibes, then put the CD player or amp on the isolation device and remeasure the vibes. It would be easy to test the reduction in vibrations between different products or combinations of products, right? I always wondered what happens with the isolation devices at high volumes, if my couch is moving, is the CD player and amp moving? So it would seem easy to test this too, turn up the volume and check the vibes on the CD or amp. You could check everything, shelves, circuitboards on the inside of devices, and so on if you wanted to, couldn't you? So I guess this thread is about why doesn't anyone measure and publish measurements of isolation products, or if they do where can we see the results? It would be nice to see measured tests of isolation devices and how they worked on a certain amp or cd player.
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