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I hope this helps!
Power Cable Lifts/Risers, etc.
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I hope this helps!
Republicoftexas69
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Thanks. I am on a concrete slab with engineered wood floors. Risers do absolutely nothing other than making it easier to Swiffer the floor. These would be great for that.
I also have a concrete slab covered in porcelain tiles. The only reason I use these towel holders is to facilitate cleaning as well.
Hello Bryans,
An alternative is concrete chairs for formwork or general slabs. These cost barely anything in terms of general audio spend.
There are literally hundreds of different types/designs that can be tweaked if desired with blue tack, elastic bands etc. what ever your imagination can conjure up.
See below some links to get you started on what I am referring to.
gti-usa.net
An alternative is concrete chairs for formwork or general slabs. These cost barely anything in terms of general audio spend.
There are literally hundreds of different types/designs that can be tweaked if desired with blue tack, elastic bands etc. what ever your imagination can conjure up.
See below some links to get you started on what I am referring to.
Bar Supports | GTI
GTI’s patented Bar Supports manufactured with proprietary composite material was a major advancement for the concrete industry.
gti-usa.net
The Furutech cable lifters do affect the sound regardless of the type of flooring. I have hardwood over slab. I did a demo for a person last week. All the cable lifters are sitting over to the side so everything is just on the floor. I walked over and put the interconnect from the preamp to the amp up onto one Furutech lifter. The change in sound was obvious. Whether or not you like the change is a different story.
I think the OP was with regards to power cord support. The triplight things work very well in making the power cable more secure in the IEC and best of all they are very cheap. If you have a super heavy power cable then wood block do a great job of supporting the cable and keeping it from drooping. The Furutech supports do support the cable very nicely. They will affect the sound so you would need to decide if it is something you like or not.
I think the OP was with regards to power cord support. The triplight things work very well in making the power cable more secure in the IEC and best of all they are very cheap. If you have a super heavy power cable then wood block do a great job of supporting the cable and keeping it from drooping. The Furutech supports do support the cable very nicely. They will affect the sound so you would need to decide if it is something you like or not.
I decided to route some cable stands for the Fideliums I picked up. It’s more out of necessary but they turned out good.
half inch clear polycarbonate routed to a design I came up with.
Now working on revising the design for power cords.
half inch clear polycarbonate routed to a design I came up with.
Now working on revising the design for power cords.
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Republicoftexas69
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Another starter kit that costs little is pipe foam insulation. Without a friends loaner items to experiment with, pipe insulation is an easy way to begin experimenting.
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Hello,I use the Cardas multi blocks cable lifters, I didn’t find fancier cable lifter doing better job for me.
Cardas Multi Blocks Cable Lifters (Set of 6)
Cardas Multi Blocks Cable Lifters (Set of 6) Oregon Douglas Fir with 5 ''V'' cuts, designed to provide several options for cable lifting.www.analogueseduction.net
do you think CARDAS MULTI BLOCKS CABLE LIFTERS would be efficient on a carpet for my loudspaker cables?
thank you
Certainly, there's no reason not to. Just remember to secure the cable by attaching the blocks with silicone or rubber bands for a reliable connection.
Hello,
thanks for your feedback. So you advise me to attach the blocks and the spk cable together with rubber band (to avoid vibration)?
for the comfort that they won't fall aside when you clean, as long as you don't move them, they will hold even without the band
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This will work for smaller diameter power cords (0.75" diameter or less), analog & digital interconnects and the vast array of ground
wire options that are becoming prevalent in many systems
These are a brand new product that's been patented and will be more widely publicized soon. It comes from the innovations of a good friend and long-time audiophile whose family and he own a fabrication business in Wisconsin. Like many of us, I've been using ceramic cable risers, acrylic and other elevators for 20+ years and while they are very good, most solutions out there only accommodate one or very few cables.
With the addition of over 24 Shunyata Sigma chassis and signal grounding cables in my system, these are incredible find. He's producing models that allow for up up to nine (9), 0.25" diameter cables (work great with Nordost, Synergistic Research, Shunyata and other small grounding wires), this version which allows for up to seven (7) 0.50" diameter cables (larger Shunyata & other) and a larger version that allows for up to six (6) 0.75" diameter cables (even accommodates 50-ohm Zeel cables for DarTZeel setups and the largest Shunyata wire and others).
I have no stake or financial interest, just want to spread the word on what I've added that is unlike anything else I've seen. If interested, you can write to Michael at admin@audiohifisolutions.com (there is no website yet as he's working on marketing materials now):
Before and after photos and a couple pictures of the product. They've helped immensely to clean up and organize analog interconnects and a plethora of ground wires.
wire options that are becoming prevalent in many systems
These are a brand new product that's been patented and will be more widely publicized soon. It comes from the innovations of a good friend and long-time audiophile whose family and he own a fabrication business in Wisconsin. Like many of us, I've been using ceramic cable risers, acrylic and other elevators for 20+ years and while they are very good, most solutions out there only accommodate one or very few cables.
With the addition of over 24 Shunyata Sigma chassis and signal grounding cables in my system, these are incredible find. He's producing models that allow for up up to nine (9), 0.25" diameter cables (work great with Nordost, Synergistic Research, Shunyata and other small grounding wires), this version which allows for up to seven (7) 0.50" diameter cables (larger Shunyata & other) and a larger version that allows for up to six (6) 0.75" diameter cables (even accommodates 50-ohm Zeel cables for DarTZeel setups and the largest Shunyata wire and others).
I have no stake or financial interest, just want to spread the word on what I've added that is unlike anything else I've seen. If interested, you can write to Michael at admin@audiohifisolutions.com (there is no website yet as he's working on marketing materials now):
Before and after photos and a couple pictures of the product. They've helped immensely to clean up and organize analog interconnects and a plethora of ground wires.
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Those are really cool, Mark, makes for a much tidier dressing of the cables. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Puma Cat,...and the materials chosen, design & construction take vibration control and dissipation principles into considerstion.
Ack Chewally, the continuous Earth seismic motion forces the entire building to move, including the structure and the concrete slab. There’s no escape.has anyone suspended cables or power cords from the ceiling using rubber bands And eye hooks?
Republicoftexas69
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Nope never will, like I said on a engineered slab with cable lock and piers. Also will look very stupid.
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Republicoftexas69
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They look very nice. I do not have any long runs of cable (small listening space and I prefer this) speaker cables are ribbon cable. Best risers for round or oval I have seen to day. Good luck with this project.
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