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On the draining of resonance.....

I have read of the importance of controlling resonance in components that contain motors and transformers. This seems to involve placing isolation points or bearings under components to attract or "drain away" micro vibrations, I suppose, of resonating frequencies. Ok--say this works, but hasn't the resonance already occurred as it is being drained away through the bottom of the chassis? I get the idea of isolating out airborne vibrations carried by the rack, stand, plinth, block, etc, but......really?
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firedrums
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Robert is very knowledgeable on this subject...the best thing is that you can try the products for 30 days in home and then return them for a full refund if you don't like them.  I could lay down all the audiophile terms to yawl but I'd be wasting my time - TRY THEM ...You have nothing to lose...TONY  

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zufan
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Recently Art Dudley, a few issues back in a post I think called '3 rules' discussed resonance. He basically said draining efforts via spikes etc just makes the speaker front vibrate more. He said no spikes and use felt pads on everything. Check it out.
firedrums
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Hi Scott,

All I can tell you is what I experienced... I have Stands with cones under my Speakers,  Amp,  And Source...Cones on my Pre and power supply for the pre. 

All I can say is the improvements I experienced to every aspect of my sound greatly improved.  It's been about 60 Days now since installing these products and I'm still blown away. Honestly,  I still can't  believe it myself. 

I had 2 of my Audiophile friends come over for a listen and they both said that my system was sounding better than they ever heard it before.

I have been fine tuning my system for about 8 years now and I have never been more satisfied...


I'm not an engineer..but I believe the science is sound...Giving the negative aspects of vibration a pathway to quickly exit the Speakers and components just gives them the ability to play better...

I'm not sure how invested you are in your system but for a relatively modest investment you can transform your system or just give it the ability to sound like it should...

AND !!!  The very best thing is that you can try it with a money back guarantee...


This is the way I love to try things because I set out not to like them, so I don't have to but it... But after trying the stands from Star Sound there was no going back for me...


Good Luck !!!



 







 

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