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| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor It’s perhaps no obvious but the primary issue with isolating speakers is the center of gravity makes it very difficult or impossible to isolate big speakers with high center of gravity without resorting to making the arrangement of springs very wi... | |
| Difference in sound between copper and silver digital cables? Yes. | |
| Tim Mrock, Krissy Mrock, and The Perfect Path @moopman What a silly goose you are! I have a good spot for Silly Putty for you. | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Isolation doesn’t sound anything like nudging up the volume a bit. So you think It’s a giant conspiracy designed to suck the money out of naive and gullible audiophiles? You and Ethan Winer. I bet you didn’t predict I would say that. | |
| Tim Mrock, Krissy Mrock, and The Perfect Path After two days in the breaker box the sound of the mat I use under my Sony Walkman is noticeably superior to the sound after thirty days in situ before the breaker box. More transparent, open and dynamic. Very natural sound. I also gave the mat tw... | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Speaking of hanging speakers from the ceiling that’s not a terrible idea. I suspended LS3/5a speakers from eye hooks in the ceiling using bungee cords of just the right springiness. That was forty years ago. | |
| Difference in sound between copper and silver digital cables? If one doesn’t honor the inherent directionality of wire and cryogenically treat the wire then he cannot compete in today’s marketplace. In fact he can’t compete in yesterday’s marketplace. | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Just in case no one noticed this in the Max Townshend video of speaker isolation using springs under speakers works two ways - (1) it prevents mechanical feedback to the front end electronics via the floor and (2) it reduces the vibration of the s... | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor @audiozenology, are you hot dogging me? You probably should read what blue ranger wrote one more time. Spring systems are not wobbly unless you push down on them. Duh! You are nothing if not argumentative. Why It’s almost like you don’t know anyth... | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Ethan Winer. Lots of laughs! 😃 | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Someone is being argumentative again. The springs don’t oscillate while music is playing. Don’t push down on the springs when the music is playing. That is the same silly argument people use for granite, that is rings when you strike it will a met... | |
| DIY speaker isolation base for a wood floor Trying to damp spring oscillation is a fool’s errand. For one thing they’re not really oscillating. Where did you get that cockamamie idea? The springs only move when you push down on them. Hel-loo! My springs and probably all springs sound best w... | |
| A method to more quickly extract the benefits from a Perfect Path Mat, Alpha Card or Gate I wouldn’t expect the field to change. It’s a permanent magnet. It’s just another application of energy, like microwaves or light. | |
| A method to more quickly extract the benefits from a Perfect Path Mat, Alpha Card or Gate Another possibility is exposing the Mat to a high power strobe light. Maybe start with two minutes. Then maybe 20 minutes. Maybe longer. Who knows? Would you believe I have a high power strobe light for treating CDs? | |
| Difference in sound between copper and silver digital cables? It riles them to believethat you perceivethe web they weaveAnd keep on thinking free. |