Probably be ok if it has a sheep inside it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Probably be ok if it has a sheep inside it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
would need to be a lamb otherwise the speaker will sit too high.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Amazing the things you can learn watching Ewe Tube.
Or some sheep purl. I'll get my coatQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
:lol:
So before I start my Wool Ball project I decided to investigate another Wool based material - Felt!
Felt is manufactured from Wool and the fibres are rearranged via a water agitation method. This is 100% Wool but in a different and probably more usable form.
I have decided to use double layers of felt under the turntable motor and turntable feet in order to reduce/remove vibration bing transferred from the motor and into the turntable via the feet. This is very audible if I turn up the volume but previously I had mitigated this issue using sorbothane. Tonight I will evaluate the Felt and its effect on vibration transfer.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f142b30c_k.jpg31B4BC4A-C54B-42F3-9BD2-4DC8D7F46E95 by , on Flickr
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...13504be0_k.jpgD890426C-CB79-4609-B30A-FE144FE5B078 by y, on Flickr
Well very quickly as soon as I had all the system powered up it was obvious the Felt failed to achieve what I wanted, in fact it made things worse!:doh:
Ah well you got to try these things.
Lets hear what the giant wool balls can do when I get them sorted!
at least you didnt type felt giant balls:D
Yes I must be careful writing up some of these experiments as some folk may get confused as to what is going on!:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
I think it was Eric Morecambe who used to say he had "a long felt want", but we never did get to see it! :D