For a month or so I've been using Mapleshade's short Triplepoint’s to isolate my CDP. IMO they improve detail and add air to the soundstage. Today I tried Ayre Acoustic’s myrtle wood blocks. At 1" high these are very simple and low-tech.
I've gone back and forth between the two methods half a dozen times on several recordings. With the myrtle blocks, I'm getting most if not all the detail and air, plus a warmer / more orgainic sound (a good thing in my rig).
Blocks are $5 each. They should work under most components, including stereo amps (probably not speakers). IMO a great tweak at a cheap price.
Here's the link [http://ayre.revealsystems.net/access...cfm?accessID=7 ]. If you try them, let us know what you think.
I've gone back and forth between the two methods half a dozen times on several recordings. With the myrtle blocks, I'm getting most if not all the detail and air, plus a warmer / more orgainic sound (a good thing in my rig).
Blocks are $5 each. They should work under most components, including stereo amps (probably not speakers). IMO a great tweak at a cheap price.
Here's the link [http://ayre.revealsystems.net/access...cfm?accessID=7 ]. If you try them, let us know what you think.
