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    Default Glass coasters and Isonone feet

    I have heard that placing the isonone feet on glass coasters is supposed to improve things but has anyone actually tried this. I notice over on Dave Cawley website he sells the isonone feet with a small glass termination platform. I tried my own deck on sorobothane and found that it sucked the life out of the music.

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    Yes but what does the glass then rest on?

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    And what type of glass is it?
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    It's special triple-annealed audiophile glass infused with pixie dust and it sits on a fluffy cushion of fairy breath...

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    Quote Originally Posted by synsei View Post
    It's special triple-annealed audiophile glass infused with pixie dust and it sits on a fluffy cushion of fairy breath...

    That'll be the £599 glass then...
    In - Tweaked Lenco GL75, Linn Ittok, Ortofon Cadenza Black
    Through - Croft Micro 25 RS LS, power R monoblocks, RIAA R. Ortofon ST-80 SE SUT.
    Along - Tellurium Q Ultra Black cables
    Out - Harbeth SHL5 Plus XD's

    Street photography


    Dave

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    just found 4 glass coasters so will report back soon, ...yesterday it was glass, the day before that hifi for sale advise a granite butchers block to put your speakers on, what next I wonder???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mains Cables R Us View Post
    just found 4 glass coasters so will report back soon, ...yesterday it was glass, the day before that hifi for sale advise a granite butchers block to put your speakers on, what next I wonder???
    Kipper's have excellent damping properties , though a little smelly after a while , shame really
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    It is a well propagated (fact) suggestion that these isolation feet sound/work best on glass and the coasters are for those who don't have glass shelves. I have not explored this enough yet to really say what I think. The glass is referred to as being 'instrument glass' whatever that means.


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    I have a set of the glass coasters made by Isonoe for the feet. I have tried them a couple of times and each time I have removed them again as being detrimental to the sound. I understand the theory and the fact that my Isonoes should prefer to rest their ball bearings on glass rather than the wood of my Solid-Tech system rack, but the experience says otherwise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    I understand the theory...
    What exactly is the theory (in this case)?
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