| Audio Tweaks - Tweak Ref.
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| Remove stock (hard plastic) feet from your CD player |
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the rhyno |
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| very simple, to remove brightness from your cdplayer, remove the hard plastic feet from the bottom and replace them with: a) vibrapods, b) 1/2 racquetballs c) other rubber damping material |
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| made a huge improvement on my denon 560--a nice mid-fi cd player that suddenly sounds much less digital--highs are smoother, balance is better throughout |
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| Jan |
That's
very true to remove the hard plastic feet from your CD
player and use other feet as you have written. But I
have found on the internet also other feet and I think
it is better then the vibrapods, raquetballs or other
rubber damping material.
It is a material like pumice stone, but it is no natural
stone but it is synthetic, a kind of special plastic
material. You can buy it in a drugstore and use for your
feet, to remove old skin from your feet. It is very
stiff and very light. These blocs are 95% air and the
rest is the synthetic material.
I also used SSC Pucks under my cd player. (SSC is String
Suspention Concept), but the blocs are better. They
costs only a few $. In the Netherlands 1 bloc costs EUR
2,84 and from 1 bloc I have made 4 little blocs and now
they are used as my cd player feet.
You can also use coins under your cd player and then
place the cd player on the blocs.
This photo I found on the internet: http://www.tnt-audio.com/clinica/sblocks1e.html
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