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In Reply to: Re: ENGINEERS: State your cases for or against isolation devices posted by kentaja@yahoo.com on October 1, 2003 at 16:34:08:
In my experience, vibration control is primarily concerned with reliability problems not performance problems. If you give a preamp a great whack and hear nothing audible from the speakers, I doubt than any airborne vibration will result in anything audible either.
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- Re: ENGINEERS: State your cases for or against isolation devices - Bob Wortman 10/1/0317:49:45 10/1/03 (4)
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