vibration control - cd player

OK Guys.  Don't laugh.

I had a BooS Blocks large cutting board laying around here for years, unused.  Not cheap.  Some kind of hardwood.  Then, someone here mentioned using one.  I figured what the heck.  Set it up with a few old anti vibe pucks also laying around for years.  Placed my transport on top.  Well Damm!!  Improved everything, especially low frequency details.  And, it cost nothing.

I am imagining that being a high end player it is probably somewhat heavy and has some vibration protection built in.  I wouldn't worry unless you hear obvious disc skipping issues.

  A word about audiophilia, Margot:  there are solutions usually well meaning people who can sell you all kinds of solutions for potential problems, and you can really go down a rabbit hole chasing all of these.  In this case at least it would be best to decide if you even have the problem before attempting a fix

Use Isoacoustics footers under the component I use them under all mine and my speakers. They not only protect against vibrations, knocks etc but improve sound.

You may want to check these out, I have had great success with them. 

https://livevibeaudio.com

https://audiophilevibrationcontrol.com

goose,

I also agree with you I have the Townshend podiums underneath my monitor audio platinum 200 ll and the improvement was as if I had upgraded to more expensive electronics Best upgrade I've ever done gets rid of most of the room problems as well. they isolate down to three hertz.