Who doesn’t love a great audio rack
Hoping the title catches your eye, I have a question I am struggling with. Having blown most of my current budget on my components (including cable and power), I have little left for rack and isolation. Having read a ton, and not too many people that I know A/B different rack systems, here is my question:
Is it better to spend very little on a rack (VTI/Pangea/Salamander) and spend a bit on some type of footers (Stillpoints, HRS Nimbus, Isoacoustic)? Or Spend a bit more on a Timbernation/Mapleshade Samson and skip the footer until i save up? I think I read that the wood stuff doesn’t really do much for vibrations, just look real nice. It seems to me that you really need to spend over 3-4K on a rack in order to hear an audible difference. Thoughts? |
I have owned many many racks over my life. Go with the lessor priced rack and shelves for now and use Stillpoints. I carry Salamander and really don’t even like them, that said they do serve a purpose.
Down the road, if/when you get a better rack you will still be able to use the Stillpoints. This combo, will clearly yield the better sound quality and flexibility in the future. |
Thanks Ivan!
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As one of the few females here, I am not amused my the title of this thread.
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Who doesn’t love a great rack...
What Ivan said!
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My intent was not to offend. Ivan, kindly remove this thread. Thanks! |
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I mean, come on, who doesn't love a great rack. . .:D https://ladybojangle.files.wordpress...iard-balls.jpg |
Who doesn’t love a great rack...
I asked three adult women if they were offended. All three laughed and said absolutely not. :scratch2:
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Speaking of great racks, I have long admired the Quadraspire X Reference series audio racks.
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