What's under YOUR CD player?

I have tried a number of isolation products including Vibrapods, sorbothane, Solid Tech 'Feet of Silence', bicycle innertubes, maple boards, MDF, Isobearings, brass cones, wood blocks, and Isolpads, which all had varying degrees of isolation and each has their pros and cons. Although there are many I have not used, the best so far has been the Neuance shelf.

Neuance! (under the amp too!)

After reading all the posts, I've purchased and installed (tonite) the 'new' Nuance "bad boy" isolation device.

It's thicker than the Alpha or Beta.

Supported it like subaruguru did, with the included stock threaded spikes that I drilled/tapped into the Walnut shelf of my cabinet.

It looks cool, but OK, how do I tell if it's really doing anything to the sound?

JBatlanta

I've experimented with foam pads of various densities, with mixed results. Now that my CD player is enclosed in a heavy custom oak cabinet, with nothing under it except the stock feet and the oak shelf, it sounds better than ever.

JBatlanta, Now that it's installed allow the whole set up to sit with no tweaking for at least four days. The Nueance needs to settle in to each alteration of support. After a few disks you'll know! Take it out and listen, the change is easy to hear.