Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

 
mapman
13,895 posts
11-04-2016 12:05pm
They only move a little bit, enough to damp teh most common vibrations of lesser magnitude, the ones you would never feel or know about otherwise. The grooves the inner part rotate in are wideth enough to provide some stability. So you get the best of both worlds, attentuation and stability all in a nice simple package. I never realized how great those things really are. Almost got rid of them a number of years back being only from Radio Shack and all.

Mapman'

Question: are you stupid or pretending to be stupid? 

GEoof stop insulting me.   You can insult my footers that's OK.  Your envy is showing!

Lucky for you Radio Shack went under recently. So more market share for you now maybe.

What’s unfortunate about this thread is that although some of us might have been able to learn a thing or two here, it’s plagued with insults and derision, as evidenced by the number of posts deleted by the moderators. It surely makes me reluctant to chime in ... even with a simple question. This will likely make me the target of the next insult. <sigh>

Cleeds,

Definite there are 2 schools of thought. Like opposing magnetic fields. One though has a unified direction. Tom