Do equipment stands have an impact on electronics?

ethan_winer's profane and insulting post was thankfully deleted. It shows there's nothing to be gained by engaging with this guy.

What on earth did you say Ethan?  I missed it.  LOL.  Like incendiary, FAKE news, all contrarian behavior must be banished from public consciousness.  Shame, shame.    

I would like to read it as well . Can you repost it ? Or send it via a pm ? 

All the giggling schoolboys apparently like each other's puerile and remarkably unfunny jokes. What we have here is not exactly the faculty of Harvard. Did someone forget to put out the Roach Motels again?

Agear wrote,

"I have a few thoughts. First, the correlation between jitter and digital fidelity or musicality is murky. From personal experience, I have owned DACs with high and low jitter and musical enjoyment does not always track with specs. I know people argue all day about what thresholds of jitter are audible, ..."

Well, any damage to the music signal done in the CD transport would show up at the speakers even if the DAC was low jitter. You cannot separate them. The DAC will process whatever signal is sent to it. Besides, the transport and DAC are both subject to internal and external vibration just like everything else. I.e., the transport and DAC must both be isolated and damped. Jitter in CD transports has many causes and there are other causes of damage to the music signal other than jitter.