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| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer You haven’t been paying attention. LIGO must be at least 99.999% mechanically decoupled from Earth to be sensitive enough to detect gravity waves. Mr. Kait, I’m guessing it’s that .001% is the reason LIGO failed! You also speak in past tense whe... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer Almost all competent isolation devices and systems use springs in some form or another so the only reason I can think of why someone would disparage cryogenically treated springs is out of desperation and/or ignorance of physics and strength of ... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer Geoff,Too bad on the LIGO thing, bet that one hurts since you have used that analogy on so many people over the past couple years.I still can’t get my head around what LIGO has to do with music reproduction? Maybe if they were to increase the me... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer select-hi, This demo says it all. The video you refer to compares a $0.45 cent part to a $ Multi-hundred-or-thousand dollar product is bunk. Hard to understand why a company would open itself up to such an obvious dispute based on physics, unles... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer Say, aren’t you the guy who says isolation is impossible? Geoff, to answer your question in short form is difficult so **warning** this is a lengthy read. Some of this information may be boring to you but for those who are new and want to incre... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer Geoff, This is what sometimes happens when a manufacturer shows up all of a sudden to gush (at length) over his product (spikes) before reading the OP that specifically pointed out spikes were not all that in his system.If I offended the OP, he ... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer An early-on theorem involving spikes: While in high school I was introduced to a group of Bell Labs engineers who became audiophiles in the mid/late 50’s, my father being one of them. This band of intellects with rather large record collections ... | |
| Shocked removed spikes, used blue tack, what other non spike footer millercarbon,Somehow the idea of "grounding" took root. This idea always was at best a metaphor and never did have any validity. Vibrations do not flow like electricity from one place to another, cannot be drained, etc. Whatever. As if logic or ... | |
| Ideal design for a new music room Hello Encore,Our company has spent the past twenty years developing a new technology involving vibration management that has now expanded to sound room design.The initial prototype titled Energy Room was built in 2012. A few Audiogon members wer... | |
| Coupling vs Decoupling We recommend spending time on the phone with various manufacturers, knowledgeable dealers and such if you wish to learn more as there are no third party laboratory tested performance validations known at this point in time leaving only opinions ... | |
| Filling audio rack tubes with sand, metal, grape nutz??? Mr. Kait,You attempt to sell your things and preach continuously about how much you know about audio but when questioned by people with knowledge and/or experience there are never answers, never any real answers…It’s no fun being no. 2, is it Ro... | |
| Filling audio rack tubes with sand, metal, grape nutz??? Actually glass microbeads, which I mentioned earlier, on this or similar thread, work better in this application than steel microbeads.Actually Geoff is batting a perfect 1000. If we post anywhere on this forum regardless of Mr. Kait’s experienc... | |
| Filling audio rack tubes with sand, metal, grape nutz??? Hello Mitch2,Starsound Technoligies swears by their steel microbearing stuff that they used to use to damp cablesActually Micro-Bearing Steel was formulated and used in Sistrum Platform™ tube assemblies prior to applying it to cables. Mr. Rick S... | |
| DIY Audio Rack [*fail*] F brass---it's too soft.OK, your opinion - butt really?For the few who insist brass is too soft a material for musical reproduction or for those who want to understand more on the topic of footers related to equipment racking these are the opini... | |
| Talk but not walk? Wait for me... of crap have to board a plane.R |