Isolation suggestions for amplifer

I think the best isolation from airborne vibration is to pour concrete over the amplifier. This can, however, create some maintenance issues.

I am currently experimenting with an airborne isolation system involving helium-filled balloons tied to each of the 4 corners of the amplifier. At the moment, I'm having a problem with the cat, who likes to ride on it (because it's warm), and has figured out that by manipulating the balloons, she can guide it around the living room. Guests find this disconcerting. I guess I will have to try shorter interconnects.

Uh-oh, sounds like a race to the patent office is taking shape...

Three tall points on an absorbing base is best (see tbg et alia above) as long as the amp is VERY stable.

an airborne isolation system involving helium-filled balloons tied to each of the 4 corners of the amplifier

What's the point of isolating the amp when we're not isolating ourselves? As we all know, vibration affects our hearing, especially the high frequency perception.

Using another room for the equipment and running long cables proabably works; if you have a lot of time on your hands.