Any Way To Damp Ringing Stands Without Adding Weight???


My 24"Pangea stands ring like a bell when I tap them..I don't want to add weight...I read about unscented kitty litter but with 1000% humidity where I live probably not a good idea since it absorbs moisture...How about spray foam like you use in construction to plug holes?Any other ideas?Thanks much..
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I had to dampen my thin and ringing old Lovan Classic stand (which was to hold up a big new turntable).

I didn't care to pour crap of any sort into the poles.  So  I lined both the insides of the metal shelf bracing, and the vertical poles, with this sticky sided sound damping material:

https://www.acousticsciences.com/products/wall-damp

Whatever I lined with that stuff really stopped ringing.

I also had a bunch of this stuff left over from my trials in sound isolation for my turntable stand:

https://www.amazon.ca/Isolate-Sorbothane-Vibration-Isolation-Square/dp/B0042U92TE/ref=pd_sim_469_4?_...

So I cut up chunks and stuffed it into the hollow poles of my stand.  (A lot less messy than pouring any fine grained particles).  The result is a very dead sound when rapping anywhere on the treated stand.






When I put my Solid Steel stand together, I noticed there was acoustical foam inside each tubed pillar.  It is dead quiet.
Do not use kitty litter ever. Construction foam is a good idea or bean bag chair filling, small round Styrofoam marbles.