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| Under my tower speakers -- Isoacoustics Gaia, other options? Lemonhaze and OP: I recently saw an Illusory test posted here on 1-21-23 at 11:23 AM using an aluminum cone. Is anyone using aluminum cones for audio? That is not a metal we would ever use for musical designs. Aluminum cones are lightweight, soun... | |
| To couple, or not to couple, that is the question Hello Mitch2 Here are a few new things on heat conversion that you might find interesting. We worked for a couple of years with springs and many absorbent materials. Springs were effective at first until we listened to a six-month-old applica... | |
| To couple, or not to couple, that is the question Hello Laps and Peterf6, Regards to the video provided by johnread57: Another home team test wins! This test is one-sided and similar to the other spring-loaded companies' versions. This one has more computer-generated visual enhancements and a... | |
| To couple, or not to couple, that is the question Mitch2 I do not want to offend anyone. I am just trying to prove a point. The solution you are using is - coupling. Mechanical ‘decoupling’ is not a science, just an audio belief until someone can defy gravity or prove otherwise. Robert So... | |
| To couple, or not to couple, that is the question OP, the products you compare are the difference you hear in performance. Comparing methods are meaningless as only one methodology uses science by definition, and the other does not. The price points should accompany the products to help othe... | |
| IsoAcoustics Gaia w/MAGICO Hello OP, I attended a private meet and greet with Magico’s National Sales Manager here at a local dealer’s storefront in Wilmington, DE., and listened to the newest series of loudspeakers in detail and with their new pods design. Since most... | |
| IsoAcoustics Gaia w/MAGICO Havocman, I have a bit more ‘inkling’ about basic nail-head spikes, cones, steel platforms, geometry, mass, energy dissipation, heat conversion, and all the products that couple to the earth’s ground or in this case the flooring. Those coup... | |
| Isolation Feet for Laptop gaukus, everything electronic or acoustic can improve through vibration management. This information is taken from a website: Electricity is a noise generator. The energy from electrical flow causes vibrations that generate amplitudes of res... | |
| Isoacoustics Orea vs Townshend Seismic Pod on Components Not really my place here, but would like to bring a few thoughts into the conversation.Regardless of the good, better, or best performance from a footer, a large percentage of what you are experiencing with any type of footer, especially those l... | |
| In praise of isolation. Hello Perkri,What is it with spring companies and their love for the cheap ultra low-end spike? I saw the same demo a few years back and could not believe their unethical approach to a sound demonstration. Think about it, a “multi-hundred dollar... | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers Prof, thank you for the links to various testing information and scenarios.Credo Audio test and personal review:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ihzvD3urc4&tEverything is similar to the Townshend speaker isolation test model. However, Credo ... | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers @three_easy_payments, Was not meant in a negative way and apologize in advance for any misconceptions with regard to his personal goals and/or personal ethics in life.Rumors exist in every business model and from a manufacturer’s perspective, the... | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers Hello, grannyring,You are one of a few here on this forum who experienced listening in our Energy Room, so your opinions are always appreciated.I remember, some five years back when you sold the platforms and moved from the great north to the so... | |
| Townshend Springs under Speakers To the people who follow vibration management solutions in audio, this may be of interest to you and contains no “word salad”. Millercarbon, this speaker ringing thing has me perplexed and word has it that you appear to be or are about to become... | |
| Subwoofer Footing - Connect or Isolate? Bringing back theorems from the 80’s and 90’s does not establish anything other than adding dated opinions into the mix. Vibration management has evolved since that time. There are NO STEEL WHEELS... You don’t couple vibrations to other structur... |