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Amp Stands - Wood or Stone I would opt for a platform where the frequency range is well above and below the range of human hearing. You cannot hear it nor will it influence the sonic of your system. If the platform arrives with a specified vibration management system base... | |
Why can I feel vibration when I touch my network switch or streamer? Electricity establishes vibration on all circuits, capacitors, transformers, transistors, resistors, and parts. You cannot stop vibrations from taking place if using electricity or man-made power sources. Sound is Vibration. You will never destr... | |
Do different speaker stands can really make a big sound improvement? Did You Know? Physics dictates that the stand supporting any loudspeaker establishes a mechanical relationship combining material science, geometry, and mass to functionality. This marriage impacts the sonic performance of the loudspeaker. The st... | |
Stack Audio Auva Isolator Hello Ozzy, The two-inch Audio Points shown in your system are an older body style. A newer version released before COVID-19 establishes subtle differences in the newer body style’s sonic. The sound increase occurs when adapting the new Coupling... | |
Stack Audio Auva Isolator But I only mention this because I resent the owner and manufacturer of Audiopoints coming into this thread and schilling their own product especially when they obviously know nothing about the Stack Audio AUVA. Agisthos, I am the owner and m... | |
Stack Audio Auva Isolator Hello Ozzy, My opinion remains the same. If it is not an Audio Point then comparisons are useless. Material science, shape, and intended use are part of the design. Every cone is not and will not perform the same - guaranteed. If you guys are ... | |
Vibration Control I’m not sure I follow all of that but so far, no one has explained how physical vibrational energy gets transformed into electrical energy in a solid state device w/ no moving parts. Both vibrational energies share the same space. It is cal... | |
Vibration Control Electricity establishes vibration on all circuits, capacitors, transformers, transistors, resistors, and parts. You cannot stop vibrations from taking place if using electricity or man-made power sources. Sound is Vibration. You will never destr... | |
Improving a stone rack Hello OP, Granite is both reflective and absorbent depending on the material science and finish. The frequency of the shelves vibrating adds to the overall sonic in the environment. It creates additional noise elements or rack chatter. This ef... | |
Speaker Spikes - Working Principle Kraftwerkturbo - OP: Spikes are $1.00 a piece and have been used to raise speakers off the flooring since the early seventies. They should “not” be driving, hosting, or used as a methodology in any conversation comparing modern vibration manag... | |
Speaker Spikes - Working Principle We would first like to point out a few items on the OP’s brass cone examples and will follow up with a functionally proven theorem that has taken the first steps to qualify as a science. Cones (spikes) - the Shape is rarely talked about. Using th... | |
Can an audio rack be that important? Hello Mitch, Thank you for providing me with greater insight on many topics. No. 4 is claimed by just about all designers. I apologize for the redundancy in that statement. A marketing survey of rack companies shows that LiveVibe Audio is ... | |
Can an audio rack be that important? What makes an audio equipment rack good? 1 High Audible Function (any Component or Loudspeaker). 2 Includes Vibration Management Technology. 3 Reduces Operating Temperature in All Electronic Components. 4 Design using Physics and Geometry as... | |
Why are speaker stands so expensive?! Did You Know? Physics dictates that the stand supporting any loudspeaker establishes a mechanical relationship combining material science, geometry, and mass to functionality. This marriage impacts the sonic performance of the loudspeaker. The st... | |
Vibration isolation or absorption? @ emergingsoul Thanks for the advice. We will make an effort to do so. The equipment changes often. People who work here spend more time listening versus equipment setup, imaging, and marketing. The Energy Room is open for auditions. Hearing the... |