Please help me choose CD isolation


I am suffering from a mild case of Audiophile burnout this week and need advice in choosing effective CD isolation relatively inexpensively (under $150 ). I put my CD player on top of my rack in order to make room for a new tuner. I have some Vibrapods underneath, and they are doing a nice job, but honestly want something more appealing visually that doesn't change the tonal balance too much, and maybe adds a touch more detail. I am listing my system in order to get the best advice possible, THANKS in advance for taking the time to read this and helping me out. Martin Butler.

* Musical Fidelity HT600 5 channel amp w/ Acoustic Zen Silver Reference interconnects,Yamamura Quantum power cord.

* B&K AVP3090 pre-amp w/ Harmonic Technology Pro-11 AC power cord)

* Sony DVP-9000ES SACD/DVD player (w/ Acoustic Zen Silver Reference interconnects, and an Acoustic Zen Tsunami pc)

* B&W Nautilus 805 speakers w/ matching stands, HTM-2 center, LM-1 surrounds (w/ H. Tech Pro-9 plus bi-wire cables)

* REL Strata III subwoofer , XLO custom Neutrik Speakon conector and DH Labs BL-1 for 5.1 out, and H. Tech Pro-11AC pc)

* Denon MD-1000 Minidisc recorder (H. Technology Truthlink interconnects, and Audio One "Reference" toslink cable )

*Musical Fidelity A3 Tuner

* Toshiba 40X81 Widescreen HDTV (Monster component cables)

* Monster HTS-3500 power center

* Salamander Synergy Systems rack

* Hubble 8300i outlets

* Cardas RCA caps
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BDR cones, #3 for solid state components. You will need three at about $30.00 each. (Black diamond Racing) These things rock! Good luck!......Vader
Take Vaders advice and get 3 BDR cones.They are the best....If you have the spare cash,the sink does a superb job as well...
You have all been great, thanks again! I still hope to hear more details about the kind of differences you have experienced with these various devices.
I have the Sony 9000 as well, and have tried Black Diamond Racing, Iso bearings, Vibrapods, Walker Valid Points and Sorbothane. Settled on Mod Squad Soft Shoes, by McCormack audio. They retail for about $12.00 each, with three being the magic number.
Mapleshade Tripple Points will give you the tough more detail that your looking for, and they look great to boot.