Dave b,
Which of the two sizes of the Heavyhats did you use for your amp? Also, how many and what location for best sound?
Which of the two sizes of the Heavyhats did you use for your amp? Also, how many and what location for best sound?
Review: Mapleshade Heavyfeat/Heavyhats Tweak
Category: Accessories
Classical and jazz are my mainstay. David Stock, George Crumb, Shostakovich and Roger Sessions are a few of my reference works I use for comparison. Everything matters to me i.e...soundstaging, tone, dynamics, air, low level detail, extension, control, smoothness and lack of glare or distortions. The worst thing to have would be midrange glare or harshness in the upper octaves, next would be lack of soundstaging and focus followed by inaccurate tonal balance. The Mapleshade brass footers and weights are simply amazing and can yield improvements on the level of component and cable changes. They let you extract every ounce of capability your system is hiding...and you can adjust your results depending on how and where you place them and how much weight you use on top! My system went from muddy, rolled off and ill-defined to sharply focused, crystaline clear and full of dynamic power from the top octaves on down to below 20hz. It becomes quite apparent that what may seem to be a component/cable problem can in fact be a vibration control problem. FYI. use wood under your components for best results (maple or butcher block). The Mapleshade website has loads of free tweaks and in depth detail of how thier products work plus a 30 day gaurantee!!
Associated gear
Krell 400xi
Krell sacd standard v3
Krell resolution 2 speakers
av123 ERT supertweeters
Transparent MM reference PC's
MIT Oracle V2.2 Cabling
MIT Z Stabilizer III HG Power Conditioner
Wattgate Outlets and IEC terminations
Mapleshade Triplepoint brass footers
Mapleshade Heavyhats brass weights
Similar products
Various plastic and rubber products
Classical and jazz are my mainstay. David Stock, George Crumb, Shostakovich and Roger Sessions are a few of my reference works I use for comparison. Everything matters to me i.e...soundstaging, tone, dynamics, air, low level detail, extension, control, smoothness and lack of glare or distortions. The worst thing to have would be midrange glare or harshness in the upper octaves, next would be lack of soundstaging and focus followed by inaccurate tonal balance. The Mapleshade brass footers and weights are simply amazing and can yield improvements on the level of component and cable changes. They let you extract every ounce of capability your system is hiding...and you can adjust your results depending on how and where you place them and how much weight you use on top! My system went from muddy, rolled off and ill-defined to sharply focused, crystaline clear and full of dynamic power from the top octaves on down to below 20hz. It becomes quite apparent that what may seem to be a component/cable problem can in fact be a vibration control problem. FYI. use wood under your components for best results (maple or butcher block). The Mapleshade website has loads of free tweaks and in depth detail of how thier products work plus a 30 day gaurantee!!
Associated gear
Krell 400xi
Krell sacd standard v3
Krell resolution 2 speakers
av123 ERT supertweeters
Transparent MM reference PC's
MIT Oracle V2.2 Cabling
MIT Z Stabilizer III HG Power Conditioner
Wattgate Outlets and IEC terminations
Mapleshade Triplepoint brass footers
Mapleshade Heavyhats brass weights
Similar products
Various plastic and rubber products