Fiftyfifty
Well-Known Member
Like others, I too have experimented with isolators and footers below my gear. Sometimes spikes work, sometimes roller balls, sometimes cork/rubber combo, sometimes magnetic decouplers and sometimes the resin ones. More often than not, in my setup, no footers is better than any of the above. 
I use a good rack which is itself well isolated and has a 3 inch Maplewood top. My equipment is mid-fi.
Is there a science to this? To tell you what, if anything, is likely to contribute to better sound? It's too much of a pain and expensive to experiment.
Cheers!
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			I use a good rack which is itself well isolated and has a 3 inch Maplewood top. My equipment is mid-fi.
Is there a science to this? To tell you what, if anything, is likely to contribute to better sound? It's too much of a pain and expensive to experiment.
Cheers!
 
	 
  
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 they are good to tune the sound to what you want to hear but difficult to use to evaluate eg if i were to change a cable, i would these days, prefer to do that with any of these removed and then add the isolation to tune the sound as needed ..makes it very complicated !!
  they are good to tune the sound to what you want to hear but difficult to use to evaluate eg if i were to change a cable, i would these days, prefer to do that with any of these removed and then add the isolation to tune the sound as needed ..makes it very complicated !! 
					
				 
 
		 
					
				 
						
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