rickcr42
Are YOU talkin' to me?
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Nor should you.The Flexi/Soundstage/Salamander type racks are not meant for isoltaion but for the entire shelf to move as one unit-or not at all if built with enought mass.
(The most stable I have made was using 3/4 inch stainless steel allthread with 3/4 inch thick stained and lacquered birch veneer plywood in the three legged "tripod" version.)
then you isolate each individual audio componant from the shelf and add more mass where or if needed.Marble bases,actual bricks,paving stones,all add mass.
nice job though.very well done
| My rack actually does absolutely nothing for vibration, and I don't have spikes so it's not coupled to the floor. I tried putting silicone rubber sealant on each washer, but it came off when I tightened down the nuts. So basically, vibration on any one shelf reaches every other shelf. It's not an ideal situation, but there's not really anything I can do about it, at least not right now. |
Nor should you.The Flexi/Soundstage/Salamander type racks are not meant for isoltaion but for the entire shelf to move as one unit-or not at all if built with enought mass.
(The most stable I have made was using 3/4 inch stainless steel allthread with 3/4 inch thick stained and lacquered birch veneer plywood in the three legged "tripod" version.)
then you isolate each individual audio componant from the shelf and add more mass where or if needed.Marble bases,actual bricks,paving stones,all add mass.
nice job though.very well done
