At least stechno is into doing cryo treatments. !!!!! So he can’t be Michael’s twin (or cousin) because he is into “fixed” tweaks like replacing standard fuses with audio quality, cryo’d fuses !!

Stechno said :-

>>>“and while I have the lid open I always replace any fuses I can find with audio-grade cryo-treated equivalents.” <<<

And under a different subject heading (re a discussion between Michael and me re the subject of continuously “asking questions”) – one of the most prolific ‘tweakers” in AA (UncleStu) is asking :-

>>> “Has anyone stepped back a bit and stopped to consider what the cryo is actually doing?” <<<

Maybe I should just ask Michael G a variation of that same question :-

Has anyone stepped back a bit and stopped to consider what the Schumann Resonance is doing ?”

How is it that others keep asking question after question regarding audio matters when Michael G has repeatedly claimed - “Done the questions and got the answers” ?

Regards,
May Belt,
PWB Electronics.

I am aware this thread is ancient, but I want to kick in all the same.

The solution I always use to kill vibrations is to change the energy to heat, by forcing it to cross boundaries between different (density of) materials. Making vibrations move from one material (e.g. stone) into another material (e.g. rubber or dense foam) will transform the energy from vibrations to heat. As far as I understand energy (without the least bit of technical insight or education), heat in such tiny magnitude is harmless to stereo equipment, whereas vibrations may be more or less harmful, depending on where they arise.