Vibration Problem

Go to a hardware store and get some Mortite weatherstrip. Place it two layers thick on a flat board and insert it under your cd player, if that does not work try three layers. Make sure the Mortite side is against the bottom of the cd player.

2 3lb.Non magetic Stainless Steel blocks(bought for a few $ locally) polished to a mirror finish on top of my planet does the trick

If you are talking about actually skiping the player this is a lot of Bass or a really loose floor.

There are two main modes for speaker generated vibes, Floor born and air born.

Unless you have a concrete floor you are getting both.

To me sounds like you need to move the audio rack around, try an inner tube or other floating type isolation, and mass load the top of the player to nix air born shakes.

To mass load and have ok looks I used a large marble floor tile with a thin mouse pad under to protect the player.

The darumas with some heavy weight on top as stated will make a world of difference. The darumas are great but on their own, each time that you input or press a button in the CDP/transport, you will be shifting the Darumas out of alignment. So, I use some sort of weight to weight the transport down. This will solve the major vibration problems you have. I do not believe too much in a sorbotane or another maleable based vibration control. In order to make it perform as stated, most of the times, you will need the unit with the problem to be of a certain weight, or else, it will just sit on top of these sort of footers. Most famous of this sort of devices are the Audioquest little/regular footers.

or...

Change the location of the problem unit away from the epicenter of this problem, as someone pointed out.

Brightstar airmass underneath and a littlerock on top. I also have Symposium Rollerblock Jrs. under the transport. They sit on top of the airmass.