stacked equipment isolation?

I once placed some styrofoam squares under my speakers. Really works.
Best of all is you can find this product in most trash bins.

Way to go Jeff--- and no paypal fee. Sorry Jeff you're not the only guy doing this. I bought some platforms and they came packed with thick dense styro. The styro is the same size as the platform; I'm using it, now.

Hi Uncertainsmile,

The least expensive but still quite effective recommendation would be to use our IsoNode feet under the bottom component and between each successive component. The IsoNode feet are one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make. They are extremely affordable. We manufacture them in two sizes:

The small size (3/4" by 3/8” high) are just $12.50 for a set of four feet! The set of four feet holds a maximum of 30 lbs and includes adhesive backing.

The large size (1 1/2” by 3/4” high) are just $19.99 for a set of four feet! The set of four feet holds a maximum of 42 lbs and includes adhesive backing.

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The next level I would recommend would be to use our IsoRock 4 platforms in the same manner. They are $139.00 each. If your component exceeds the maximum load weight for the platform you can easily add extra IsoNode feet as required to hold the weight. If your budget and space allow for it, I would recommend a Little Rock pod placed on the top component.

The best option is, of course, the most expensive and also requires the most vertical space within the rack. This would be one of our Ultimate Isolation Systems which consists of an Air Mass / Big Rock / Little Rock combination. The least expensive Ultimate Isolation System is $399 and the most expensive is our Reference Series at $2100.00. The Little Rock 2 can also be stacked between components.

Bright Star Audio has more products listed in Stereophile’s Recommended Components than any other accessories manufacturer. We have also received dozens of industry awards and nominations for our products from a large number of audio publications around the world including four times for "Accessory of the Year" by Sterophile, "Best of the Year", "Best Buy" and "Editor's Choice" by The Abso!ute Sound, five times "Component of Merit" award from Bound for Sound, three times "Golden Note Award" from The Academy, just to name a few!

Ours are the most comprehensive vibration control products available. They are designed to address ALL of the sources and forms of vibration: Floor-borne, air-borne, and internally generated. Our philosophy is to eliminate vibration BEFORE it contaminates the signal flowing through the component. Our products DO NOT try to manipulate the vibration or resonance after it has been allowed to contaminate the signal. Our products also DO NOT "tune" resonance (a very misguided concept). An audio system IS NOT a musical instrument. To faithfully reproduce the sound of the instrument as it has been captured in the recording, the playback system must be as free of unwanted extra contributions and artifacts as possible.

Please see our WEBSITE for full information.

Best Regards,

Barry

Barry Kohan
President
Bright Star Audio

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Hi George,

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Best,

Barry