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| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? mapman13,895 posts11-04-2016 12:05pmThey only move a little bit, enough to damp teh most common vibrations of lesser magnitude, the ones you would never feel or know about otherwise. The grooves the inner part rotate in are wideth enough to pro... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? mapman13,893 posts11-04-2016 11:49amYou got it. The spring loaded inner portion of my footers are the part that rotates. It provides the ability to level and provides stability compared to a spring alone. I suspect this would help against those na... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? dlcockrum431 posts11-04-2016 11:33amHi Geoff,It seems that many manufacturers of spring-type footers have a range of loads for each offering. I understand that matching the spring to the exact load is optimal, but is there not a range for each spr... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? theaudiotweak1,396 posts11-04-2016 11:07amGeoff you are offensive. You called me a monkey and dense. As I stated a spring is never in a static state even when loaded. Your example of saying a spring is self leveling proves they can never reach the... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? dlcockrum429 posts11-04-2016 8:18amHi Geoff,"Understood, but wouldn’t a few different models with differing spring rates be sufficient to handle the majority of gear?"Was it yesterday I said spring rate had to be matched to the load? I have differ... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? theaudiotweak1,395 posts11-04-2016 9:58amStasis: a period or state of inactivity or equilibrium. Something a spring can never achieve. Tom. Star Soundtom, no offense intended and I hate to judge before all the facts are in but apparently you have... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? dlcockrum428 posts11-03-2016 9:54pm"spring loaded rotating adjustable feet"Sounds like a great product development idea...It should probably be mentioned the only thing that's adjustable is the height since springs are linear devices. So you can't... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? Theaudiotweak wrote,"Geoff The response is coming soon and what you have exercised for 20 years or more has nothing to do with how LIGO operates as it does not relate to your audio products.. In your instance, it is not a single case of suspended ... | |
| The dumbest stereo experience ever! Uh, oh, I’m getting a real bad feeling again. | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? Mapman wrote,"Ever try try just holding it? The body would provide a lot of damping of both s and p waves."Gosh, that must be from the engineer’s side of your head.Mapman also wrote,"I have spring loaded rotating adjustable feet under my dac. They... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? Mapman asked what I use in my setup.Stage 1 - The Bio Mikro G utilizes bamboo, viscoelastic material and pure glass microspheres to mimic a woodpecker head’s bone, elastic layer and spongy layer, respectively, surrounding the bird’s brain. Without... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? Mapman wrote,"Or those transmitted through the floor or can occur whenever gear does not set on a solid and firm foundation."The problem is that even when gear is set on a solid foundation as you put it, the gear is still vibrating. That’s because... | |
| The dumbest stereo experience ever! mapman13,885 posts11-03-2016 12:14pmYou're welcome.Just curious, Moops, did use the engineer's side of your brain to come up with that witty response? Have a nice day | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? theaudiotweak1,394 posts11-03-2016 4:12pmGeoff The response is coming soon and what you have exercised for 20 years or more has nothing to do with how LIGO operates as it does not relate to your audio products.. In your instance, it is not a singl... | |
| Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics? theaudiotweak1,393 posts11-03-2016 3:36pmI have and I strongly suggest to mechanically direct couple all internal major parts of an audio component. Nothing is decoupled in my power amps. These parts include transformers and any all filter caps th... |