Is There a Way to Lessen Vibration On Cables From Powered Speakers

@millercarbon

I had these on "risers" on the desk. Are you saying that if I suspend the cables on a stretched rubberband, it will absorb the vibration? I think I accomplish that. 

Rubber bands do work they just break after awhile how do you get around that MC . 

Blu tack or more likely the gray map putty should be available at a goodoffice supply. Amazon has multiple blu tack options available.

@ghasley

Ordered, should be here tomorrow.

Can you give me some insight on where to apply and how much?

Is this applied externally?  Such as on the screw hole from the outside, then insert the screw.  Or is it internal, put the putty behind the plate and insert the screw?

The trick with rubber bands is that just like springs they have to be sized to the load. My first ones were whatever I grabbed from the kitchen drawer. Once I heard it work then I experimented to find the right thickness and tension. Nowhere near as hard as it seems. Just stretch the rubber band lay the cable on it see how it bounces. Just like a spring it works best if the cable is heavy enough to stretch the band, because otherwise if the band is too strong it doesn't isolate much. But not so heavy it stretches it too much, because then it won't work as well and probably break all the time anyway.  

Do it right tecknik they will last a very long time. Mine are going on a year or so. They are after all rubber bands so not gonna last forever but easy and dirt cheap to replace because they are after all rubber bands.