Does anyone use wood for vibration control?


What kind of wood have you found to be best?
bksherm

Yep, two different worlds! I prefer the in-room system obviously, and the in-room listening experience. Audiogon looks to me like a mostly in-room system forum, at least most of the threads I see you on, which is why I question some of your input as being up to date or relevant. It’s ok, I just think the reminder to folks needs to be often that you are not basing your comments about in-room system listening as actually something you practice yourself.

For example with the OP

"What kind of wood have you found to be best?"

It doesn’t appear to me that you use any wood with your Walkman so for the guy using an in-room system with many different materials how does your Walkman fit in.

I also disagree by a long shot with your Quick Summary - More music, better sound. It might be better than Michael Fremer’s clutter but not a well tuned in-room setup, not even close to the full body listening experience. But I say this having all of the above to base that on.

MG

I wood be remiss in not mentioning some other audiophile icons made of wood. The Shakti Halographs, Room Tuning devices, a classic. Shun Mook Spatial Control Kit (3 Mpingo discs on a wooden bracket. An awesome device. Shun Mook record weight, stack of dried ebony briar discs, very high on my wish list when my rich uncle gets out of the poor house. Shun Mook Diamond Resonators, audio footers comprised of a stack of ebony discs with a diamond tip, you know, for “instantaneous evacuation” of vibration. Me want.
I totally get where you’re coming from Michael. It’s your way or the highway. That’s OK with me. Just let me know how many deprogrammers I need to bring when I come to Vegas.

Thou shall have no other gods before me. 😛