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| Point of diminishing returns Hi All,The "point of diminishing returns" typically describes the amount of performance that is achieved at a particular price point (from a specific product or from a group of products) and how much more money it will take to achieve a significan... | |
| High End, and Rack Mountable Hi CW,I would suggest that you install rack mount "shelves" into the rack and affix them to the rails. This will allow you to place any component you choose into your rack as well as providing a method to employ vibration control feet or platforms... | |
| Gallo REfF3's-All their cracked up to be? Hi All,Gallo Reference owners may be interested to know that we are now offering the new more economically priced IsoRock GR3.2 stands for the Gallo Reference 3 and Reference 3.1 speakers. Best Regards,BarryBarry KohanPresidentBright Star Audio | |
| Looking For High Quality Drum Music. Hi Kevine,For performance of playing you should check out "Romantic Warrior" by Return To Forever. Lenny White's drumming is phenomemnal! The recording is somewhat dense but is still quite good. The bass is also amazing.Best,Barry | |
| Isolation Theory Question Hi Dave,My company does not manufacture, nor do we recommend, pointed cones for use as vibration control devices. I think you may have us confused with another company. Best,Barry | |
| Gallo Reference 3 stand bracket question Hi David,I would not say that they are disorganized. Preparing for CES (especially during the holidays) is an overwhelming task and tying up all the loose ends is a formidable challange.> I can't imagine why he wouldn't have a pair permanently ... | |
| Gallo Reference 3 stand bracket question Hi Hack,At the end of December '05 Gallo contacted us only a short time before the show to request a set of IsoRock GR3 stands for their display. Unfortunately (or fortunately), we were and are so overloaded with orders that we did not have a set ... | |
| Isolation Theory Question Hi Dbld,Thank you for your question.Rigidly affixing the component to the rack will allow any vibration within the rack (sourced from the floor or from the rack's structure vibrating in sympathy with air-borne vibration) to have a more efficient p... | |
| Isolation Theory Question Hi Mre2007,Anytime you have a rigid device under a component any vibration trying to enter from underneath has a direct path into the component's chassis. That includes points, blocks or slabs of rigid material. The material from which the device ... | |
| Spks. wood veneer is drying out. Hi Kotta,I recently used Tung oil on the wood hoops and interior shell of a maple snare drum. I used multiple applications buffing with 0000 steel wool in between coats and I am very pleased with the results.I recommend using 100% pure Tung oil - ... | |
| DIY Speaker Cabinets Hi Ed,Thank you for your reply. I don't necessarily disagree with any of your points. I'm asserting that the average audiophile will need to basically redesign the speaker system if they are altering the original specs of the cabinet. If they just... | |
| DIY Speaker Cabinets Hi Ed (Eldartford),With all due respect, there is SOME possibility that a change from the original cabinet specifications 'might' have positive effects but it is far more likely that changes will result in less than optimum performance for the dri... | |
| DIY Speaker Cabinets Hi Matt,You would need an EXACT duplicate of the dimensions and construction of your present cabinets to equal the intended performance by the speaker's designer. You might be better off refurbishing your present cabinets and covering them with wo... | |
| Dampening inside power cord connectors? Hi Sherod,There is a product called "Fun Tack" which is similar to Blue Tack but is yellow. That may be what was used inside of your cable.Best Regards,Barry | |
| Questions about a Homemade Brightstar Big Rock Hi Mark,Thank you for your interest in our Big Rock platform. We use a special order material as the Plinth (top plate) and depending on the specific model, the Big Rock's Plinth can be up to six layers thick. All of our vibration control platform... |