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Any differences between the two in sound quality? Which one do you prefer and why?
I think if you have separation with either internal damping or separation via a mechanical system like the Artesania, you will separate resonances from other devices.
A wood rack can resonate and either add a pleasing resonance or not depending on the system and listener.
I personally like internal damping like Critical Mass racks and filters (platform where the gear sits). The Artesania system is wonderful if you’re an end user. If you’re a dealer and constantly moving gear around (almost daily), adjust the height, width of the pods and shelf can be a bit of a pain. But for an end user, no problem.
Thanks Mike, very much appreciated! I love both racks that you mentioned above but unfortunately they are both above my budget.
Check out the Quadrasphire. That’s what I use at home.
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...Also check out Core Audio Design: Core Audio Designs
Check out the Quadrasphire. That’s what I use at home.
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Thanks Stephen...I'll check out Core Audio Design as well.
My experience says don't put a turntable on a stackable rack - it sacrifices rigidity where it's needed most. But then stackables are typically cheaper, and I went from a Lovan stackable to a CMS Maxxum - night and day difference, in price and results!!