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In Reply to: Funny that posted by Elmo on June 25, 2005 at 02:36:23:
> I don't find the lack of a suspension to be a detriment.How did you determine this?
> To me the motor noise is general, non-specific and innocuos. While
> present at the stethoscope's head, it is not present at ear, in
> the listening chair.If you can hear it with the stethoscope, then it is certainly present at the listening position; whether it's bothersome or not is a completely separate issue, but its presence cannot be argued.
> And the room borne is not a problem either
What do you mean by "room borne"?
> I feel (though I certainly can be wrong), that the plinth is being
> excited by the energy borne at/by the stylusYou are wrong. The excitations from the cartridge are orders of magnitude lower than the ones from structural- and air-borne vibrations.
> My limited thought/analogy would be the plinth is acting as a capacitor?
No.
> My avenues would/might be mdf with thin acrylic lamination.
As I said, unless someone is willing to work out the theory for you, construct the models / run the simulations, and do the experiments, you won't be able to get an informed opinion on these issues from anyone; anecdotal evidence maybe, but, given the degree to which the outcome depends on the details, this sort of opinion is useless anyway.
John
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