Vibration


Ever hear of putting front end gear on separate isolation platforms
On the floor instead of a rack?
pianopaul
Hi what are you trying to accomplish here? Lot's of great racks, amp stands, various footers...all of these things make a impact...some better some worse...
Check through the system pages here on Audiogon, you'll find plenty of systems configured with equipment on individual platforms. You can ask specific questions on those pages. You'll probably get some good, detailed answers from members who are doing it.
Yes

Having separate mechanical ground planes for each piece of equipment makes for a noticeable improvement. Also there is increased lateral rigidity because of the floor proximity to the piece of gear as well as a shorter path for vibration to migrate to ground. All these factors makes the sound stage more clear, mid bass punchier, overall texture of sound is more dense and complex. Tom
What vibration or mechanical energy are you trying to isolate with a amp stand? Are they just for tube amps to reduce harmonics?
They do look cool sometimes.
"06-08-13: Zenblaster
What vibration or mechanical energy are you trying to isolate with a amp stand? Are they just for tube amps to reduce harmonics?
They do look cool sometimes."

You are trying to isolate vibration and/or mechanical energy.