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These are great on top of components and shelves, and on transformers. They come fully assembled, too. So these go under components to support them or loose on top? Any idea what weight they support under a component? I can understand the isolating effect underneath but what do they do if placed on top? |
These are great on top of components and shelves, and on transformers. They come fully assembled, too.They are very good and cost nothing.... I bought them and the results are amazing... BUT the adjustment by ears takes few days, and must be finetune with a load (this is more precise than taking off springs if you can). The fine tuning of the load must be around 1and 2 % of the compressing load...They must be highly compressed, with the speakers i place on them around 80 pounds.... You must listen to TIMBRE to adjust them optimally not towards high frequencies or bass one, but toward natural timbre....Too much high means they aure not enough compressed, too much bass they are too much compressed....The right compression will be audible with 1 or 2 pounds variation of load near their optimum.... And the timbre will be at his best.... |
So these go under components to support them or loose on top? Any idea what weight they support under a component? I can understand the isolating effect underneath but what do they do if placed on top?You put them UNDER speakers...What i know is in my last post... I cannot gives more measure numbers only approximation because i use my ears for adjustment... My best to you.... |
@sgordon1 says he puts them on top of components. Why?I dont know except if he use some springs only for tuned mass damping... |
