Anti -vibration platform

Gregadd

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Apr 20, 2010
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Metro DC
22.5 lbs
Width.11.5"
Length 16.25
Depth 1.25"
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The platform is made of marble. I think. It is dense and acoustically inert. I do not know who manufactures it. I bought it used.
My guess is you could obtain a replica. Visit your local kitchen countertop store. They sell"remnants."( leftovers from other custom applications) . You can have hem cut it to spec. Round off the edges with a router and polish them.
 
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I am having a little technical difficulty. I will post pictures when it clears up.
 
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This looks very much like a granite platform I once had. The last thing I would call it is acoustically inert. Really hated what it did to music.
 
Wouldn’t marble/granite be more of a reflective material that would add distortion to the sound?
 
I suppose I could take it to a geologist and an acoustician. While I am there I could inquire about the best lubricant for tt bearings.
VorginiaTech Universoty is not far away. Smile
 
Call me a crybaby if you like. I dont recall any other DIY peoject being dumped on.
 

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