(20-Oct-2020, 14:13)BoyScout Wrote: [ -> ]Let me guess:
You also did the wood woman bust, on the left ?...
i am sorry to say no
(20-Oct-2020, 15:33)beerman Wrote: [ -> ] (20-Oct-2020, 14:13)BoyScout Wrote: [ -> ]Let me guess:
You also did the wood woman bust, on the left ?...
i am sorry to say no
But you deserve my congratulations, anyway.
(20-Oct-2020, 10:16)K4680 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Beerman, respect, a very nice object !! 
I know exactly wich object you mean
I am using Isoacoustic Orea Bronze for my D250 Pro and it works great. But it is important to experiment with different placement of the Orea to get best performance. Do not just locate the Orea under the existing feet...
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(21-Oct-2020, 21:20)beerman Wrote: [ -> ] (20-Oct-2020, 10:16)K4680 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi Beerman, respect, a very nice object !!
I know exactly wich object you mean
(22-Oct-2020, 05:53)BjornWiman Wrote: [ -> ]I am using Isoacoustic Orea Bronze for my D250 Pro and it works great. But it is important to experiment with different placement of the Orea to get best performance. Do not just locate the Orea under the existing feet...
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Thanks a lot, those are the ones I have selected in the end.
Cheers,
Bernard
My pleasure!
//Björn
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(22-Oct-2020, 14:33)bernardl Wrote: [ -> ] (22-Oct-2020, 05:53)BjornWiman Wrote: [ -> ]I am using Isoacoustic Orea Bronze for my D250 Pro and it works great. But it is important to experiment with different placement of the Orea to get best performance. Do not just locate the Orea under the existing feet...
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Thanks a lot, those are the ones I have selected in the end.
Cheers,
Bernard
I´m using for the first time a brand new set from this afternoon.
(22-Oct-2020, 05:53)BjornWiman Wrote: [ -> ]I am using Isoacoustic Orea Bronze for my D250 Pro and it works great. But it is important to experiment with different placement of the Orea to get best performance. Do not just locate the Orea under the existing feet...
Exactly!
I have a bit more of an industrial solution to this for both my devialets as well as the bottom of my speakers - industrial grade anti vibration pads. I couldn't justify getting something like the isoaccoustic pucks - I actually trialled them at home and these vibration pads came close to what the isoaccoustics were bringing to the table.
Best thing - they're so reasonable!