@fabsound - those look like very nice stands
My only comments
- I’ve found that solid wood shelves can suffer from a resonance issue
- I prefer stands with three legs - much easier to level the shelf - no "wobbles"
To combat resonance, I create a "sandwich" by
- placing a piece of that rubber mat with holes in (see link)
- placing a piece of granite on the rubber mat
- I used to use MDF, but granite is much nicer looking
http://image99.net/blog/files/3b1e019ed6bce1eec35dad4636fd815c-25.html
I also use my own DIY isolation feet - see
http://image99.net/blog/files/0915f27ce41639dc6e4bf13bff2cbcbb-24.html
They work better than spikes because they roll with minute vibrations as opposed to "anchor" the component to the shelf
My existing rack is a similar design, but is made of metal - the spikes on every shelf is very effective at isolating floor noise.
Good Luck - Steve
My only comments
- I’ve found that solid wood shelves can suffer from a resonance issue
- I prefer stands with three legs - much easier to level the shelf - no "wobbles"
To combat resonance, I create a "sandwich" by
- placing a piece of that rubber mat with holes in (see link)
- placing a piece of granite on the rubber mat
- I used to use MDF, but granite is much nicer looking
http://image99.net/blog/files/3b1e019ed6bce1eec35dad4636fd815c-25.html
I also use my own DIY isolation feet - see
http://image99.net/blog/files/0915f27ce41639dc6e4bf13bff2cbcbb-24.html
They work better than spikes because they roll with minute vibrations as opposed to "anchor" the component to the shelf
My existing rack is a similar design, but is made of metal - the spikes on every shelf is very effective at isolating floor noise.
Good Luck - Steve