indranilsen
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| Turntable placement and isolation @newbee- Thanks. The two options that I am currently working on are1. Using mass/spring combination. Might try HRS/Townshend products to see if this concept works.2. Wall mounting with some isolation stands placed on the wall-mount shelfI really h... | |
| Springs under turntable @noromance- A few tips on using the Nobsound springs. This unit is a clone of a much expensive item called Iso Black manufactured by a Swedish company Solid Tech. Here is the URL: https://www.solid-tech.net/isoblack/. They used to have a manual wh... | |
| Springs under turntable @noromance- Glad to hear the improvements that you are getting out of the springs. Does it provide isolation against footfalls/subsonic frequency band?Thanks | |
| Springs under turntable Hello,I have been experimenting with springs for sometime and I have the Nobsound springs/disks as well. What is important here, in my opinion, is to get the correct set of springs that for a given load bring the resonant frequency of the platform... | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @wolf_garcia & @cd318- Thanks for your feedback. Could you tell me the dimensions of this audiophile table? A picture would even be better if possible. I am trying to avoid placing any large rack/table between or behind the front loud speakers... | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @mijostyn- I agree with you on moving the turntable and other electronics to a different room as possibly the best solution but it is going to be a lot of work for me. So it is an option but I am really hoping that something else would work out an... | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @antigrunge2- Did you mean wall mounted turntable shelf? It is an option that I am also thinking about. Any solution other than a tall tack would work for me.Thanks. | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @pjr810- My music room is over the basement and hence I have very limited option of doing any invasive work on the floor.Thanks. | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @needfreestuff- In my two channel system I am using Aerial Acoustics Model 7T as the front loudspeakers, Bricasti M25 stereo amplifier, Bricasti M25 DAC/source controller. For the source, I am using Oppo UDP 205 (rarely used) as a universal player... | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @millercarbon- Thanks for your feedback. Your system looks nothing short of spectacular and it is very advanced. I guess I am just a beginner...I am a believer when it comes to isolation and seismic vibration control. I spent some time with spring... | |
| Turntable placement and isolation @newbee- Thanks for your feedback. I have a 2 inch thick maple butcher block which I would use to test the carpet scenario and report back. None of my components are going to be near the corners because of the exact reason that you mentioned. They... | |
| ~$15K floorstanders: opinions sought @wassaicwill-You might want to try auditioning Aerial Acoustics (Model 7T), very well designed by Michael Kelly & very musical, well within your budget. I have it in my two channel system and it keeps getting better as I keep upgrading my elec... | |
| Esoteric n-01 xd vs DCS Bartok @romney- I listened to both DCS Bartok and Rossini. They were very good, providing enough details and balance over the entire frequency range to capture your attention. I listened to them at a local dealer’s showroom with a different set of electr... | |
| Esoteric n-01 xd vs DCS Bartok @rossb- I didn't audition the Lumin unit, so I can't comment on its performance.Thanks. | |
| Esoteric n-01 xd vs DCS Bartok Hello Romney- I have recently gone through a similar situation and purchased Bricasti DAC (M12). I did listen to DCS Bartok and a few other DACs like DCS Rossini, Chord Dave, etc during this evaluation process. Although all of these DACs were real... |