Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

Audiopoint wrote,

"(repeat): Funny thing how you continuously attack everything and everyone across the vast audio nation, yet when asked to respond in kind you buckle under the pressure by never answering any questions “whatsoever” directed at you. From my standpoint - totally inexcusable."

Not really sure why you’re so angry and frustrated. Actually I have always answered questions here. I suspect you’re just not used to debate or think there is no debate. In any case you seem to be grasping at straws and actually it’s you who is avoiding answering the question. What’s so funny you apparently are under the impression you’re the only game in town, that it's your way or the highway.

Everybody’s got something to hide except me and my monkey.

Geoff Kait
machina dynamica
advanced audio concepts

theaudiotweak
1,376 posts
10-18-2016 12:32pm
She has written a response to the townsend merry go round that kills all polarties of shear including the one you want to keep and use. Removes some amplitudes of frequency. Back to the beach.

Got a translation for that?

She has written a response to the townsend merry go round that kills all polarties of shear including the one you want to keep and use. Removes some amplitudes of frequency. Back to the beach. Tom.. Star Sound Technologies

Well that should be a ringer.  I am looking forward to something more meaty than glib (and almost confabulatory) ad hominem banter.  

By the way, his name is spelled Townshend. He introduced the Seismic Sink, an air bladder design, in 1987. The Vibraplane didn't come along until 1995 and my sub Hertz Nimbus in 1997. 

geoff - you are completely wrong and any undergraduate physics student could set you right or try google

Google indicates that you do car audio installation, and I hope that is working out for you