Well, here's one example of how good it is...

Posted by Skylab (A) on January 25, 2006 at 05:31:43

In Reply to: Is The Denon DP 59L very Anti-Resonant? posted by matt67bianco on January 24, 2006 at 20:29:09:

My DP59L sits about 3 feet above a 15" Velodyne subwoofer, and I never had vibration problems. I NEVER hear footfalls from my DP59L.

That said, I did buy a Gingko Audio Cloud 11 Isolation platform for my DP59L, since I believe eliminating vibration as completely as possible is a good pursuit for vinyl. But I used it for 2+ years without this with no problems. I think the DP59L's plinth is competitively quiet with modern turntables selling for under $1,000 (although the 59L is starting to creep up to the over $1,000 category)...

Rob

"Let there be songs, to fill the air"

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Topic - Is The Denon DP 59L very Anti-Resonant? - matt67bianco 20:29:09 01/24/06 (5)

Well, here's one example of how good it is... - Skylab 01/25/0605:31:43 01/25/06 (1)

For their time, the Japanese DD high end tables were kings of resonance control. - tubesforever 23:14:15 01/25/06 (0)

Re: Is The Denon DP 59L very Anti-Resonant? - HenryH 03:19:02 01/25/06 (0)

Re: Is The Denon DP 59L very Anti-Resonant? - JoeLip 21:45:31 01/24/06 (0)

DP59L's base is veneered MDF, not bad (nt) - grinagog 21:15:16 01/24/06 (0)

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Well, here's one example of how good it is... - Skylab 01/25/0605:31:43 01/25/06 (1)

For their time, the Japanese DD high end tables were kings of resonance control. - tubesforever 23:14:15 01/25/06 (0)

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