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lets not paint with to broad a brush

a good many isolation devices sold in the audiophile world are very effective and designed by real mechanical engineers that know what they are doing. But I agree that there are a lot of ridiculous "isolation devices" out there, cones are my favorite. the irony is that they can make an audible difference by tweeking resonant frequencies in some cases. A good example in my case was when I coupled a TT subcasis to two bars of lead. The cones really coupled the lead in a way that regular feet couldn't and it did make a difference.

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  • lets not paint with to broad a brush - Analog Scott 05/24/0712:42:13 05/24/07 (0)
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