hi toddverrone
your completely in the right direction with springs this is purely based on my own experiences.
if it helps Max townshend told me that you want the spring quite squashed so it is doing its job , thats why its so important to get the weight right,
the hole idea is your equipment is actually floating so it is protected from the seismic vibrations down to 3hz,
i believe im accurate in saying no system reaches this sub bass seismic 3 hz level which means max townshends design is ideal for system isolation,
i got best results from isolating my speakers first
if you are interested in the podiums for all speaker weights and sizes emporium hifi in the uk sells the products at some 30/40% discount so instead of gambling your money on DIY ideas which in fact could do the job there is an opportunity to buy the correct engineered product at more realistic pricing that will do the job and look very nice too , im too only trying to help other audiophiles experience the magic of the podiums regards john
your completely in the right direction with springs this is purely based on my own experiences.
if it helps Max townshend told me that you want the spring quite squashed so it is doing its job , thats why its so important to get the weight right,
the hole idea is your equipment is actually floating so it is protected from the seismic vibrations down to 3hz,
i believe im accurate in saying no system reaches this sub bass seismic 3 hz level which means max townshends design is ideal for system isolation,
i got best results from isolating my speakers first
if you are interested in the podiums for all speaker weights and sizes emporium hifi in the uk sells the products at some 30/40% discount so instead of gambling your money on DIY ideas which in fact could do the job there is an opportunity to buy the correct engineered product at more realistic pricing that will do the job and look very nice too , im too only trying to help other audiophiles experience the magic of the podiums regards john