I just wanted to give this idea I use to support all my AV kit. After reading a few years back about using the supports “Bright Star Iso Nodes” (rubber feet) I came up with my own take on this.
I have my AV kit placed in a handmade unit I made so you can’t see into the unit. I then got hold of some rubber balls or “solid rubber 2” pet balls” off a well known auction site. I then carefully cut each ball into half and placed them under each of my AV kit. These then become rubber feet that supports and dampen vibrations. I can see/hear an improvement and at a cost of £4 for 2 balls I think it’s a bargain.
I understand that the Bright Star supports are better and all black but this option is a good alternative and less of an outlay. I am also using the half rubber balls under my sub as it’s on a laminated floor which also helps.
I have also used on my kit (PS3/HD box/DVD player) an old copy of the Argos catalogue. This I then placed on top of each piece of kit (without blocking the air vents). This I also so a long time back in WHF about placing a house brick on top of your kit to help dampen vibrations.
Anyway just my ideas on this factor and I just wanted to pass it on to you.
And can I say take this opportunity to wish Happy Christmas to all the Staff at WHF and all the helpful advice I have had off the folks on the forum.
I have my AV kit placed in a handmade unit I made so you can’t see into the unit. I then got hold of some rubber balls or “solid rubber 2” pet balls” off a well known auction site. I then carefully cut each ball into half and placed them under each of my AV kit. These then become rubber feet that supports and dampen vibrations. I can see/hear an improvement and at a cost of £4 for 2 balls I think it’s a bargain.
I understand that the Bright Star supports are better and all black but this option is a good alternative and less of an outlay. I am also using the half rubber balls under my sub as it’s on a laminated floor which also helps.
I have also used on my kit (PS3/HD box/DVD player) an old copy of the Argos catalogue. This I then placed on top of each piece of kit (without blocking the air vents). This I also so a long time back in WHF about placing a house brick on top of your kit to help dampen vibrations.
Anyway just my ideas on this factor and I just wanted to pass it on to you.
And can I say take this opportunity to wish Happy Christmas to all the Staff at WHF and all the helpful advice I have had off the folks on the forum.
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