Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

GK so how do you address that with your system? And do you hear a difference before and after?

My stuff sounds great, better than ever as a result of the things I have done to isolate my gear from various vibrations at hand.   Detail, soundstage, imaging, articulate bass, you name it.  All better than ever for me.

But one can always do better I am sure.

Mapman asked what I use in my setup.

Stage 1 - The Bio Mikro G utilizes bamboo, viscoelastic material and pure glass microspheres to mimic a woodpecker head’s bone, elastic layer and spongy layer, respectively, surrounding the bird’s brain. Without such evolutionary features, the woodpecker would surely damage his brain and or die.

Stage 2 - Diamond harness NASA grade ceramic cones underneath the Bio Mikro G.

Stage 3 - Cryo’d super low spring rate steel springs between the Bio Mikro g and the Sony Walkman.

Stage 4 - Constrained layer damping of my own design, VibraBlock

Stage 5 - Mpingo disc and Diamond Hardness cones placed on top of the top plate of the Bio Mikro G for further quieting of the top plate.

this Sony Walkman system minimizes all the things that would ordinarily vibrate in a larger system. It also minimizes or eliminates cabling, fuses, transformers, power cords, house AC, AC ground. You know, things that are inherently problematic. Not to mention this system obviously avoids all room issues. I view that as a good thing. Lol

Very cool.  

Ever try try just holding it?  The body would provide a lot of damping of both s and p waves.  

I have spring loaded rotating adjustable feet under my dac.  They were rather pricey in their day especially for Radio Shack.  I had them though and use them and they work great as best I can tell.  My digital sounds awesome if I might be so bold to say.