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RE: It doesn't help with laminate shelves or thick aluminum.

Hey Al,

I have had different experiences. Mostly putting it inside things like cdps, amps, etc. I do have it on some shelves but havent really delved into whether it made any difference because of what it did when it was in the components themselves.

Anyhow the goal is not to damp the mdf at all, but to soak up the panel vibrations BEFORE they make it to the mdf and are reflected back. It really works well in that application.

I will post more about that in a while.

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  • RE: It doesn't help with laminate shelves or thick aluminum. - Dawnrazor 11/7/0922:09:00 11/7/09 (0)
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