the real money comes from this sort of stuff

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis8gich-synergistic-research-feq-frequency-equalizer-most-wanted-component-2014-award-tweaks

like just random boxes

HAHAHA

"Actively enhances system performance and room acoustics"

YES THIS BLACK BOX FIXES ALL MY STANDING WAVE REFLECTIONS

i mean you do have to plug it in between your spekaers

https://www.audiogon.com/listings/lis8ge83-dalby-audio-d7-lignum-vitae-stabiliser-tweaks

man turnbtablers are stupid

kek it comes with a flight case

idk what the fuck its meant to be

weight that goes ontop of the "spindle" of the tt to keep the record down

they actually are useful as a form of mass loading

but you can use anything that is the right material

oh lol

make one outta lead and itll cost like $20 and probably do a better job

```I can finally understand the Hong Kong AE club and other owners of DalbyAudioDesign around the world in their enthusiasm for both Lignum Vitae feet and D-7 Stabiliser. Those are not an evolutional niche products, but a true game changers. I hardly got any sleep last night as my mind was baffled, by the change and I needed to settle in with my transition. It took the time to embraced the effect logically as the the first impact throughout the sensual receptors.
```

there yo go

yes someone did write that

https://www.monoandstereo.com/2014/02/dalbyaudiodesign-d-7-stabiliser-se-and.html

SENSUAL RECEPTORS

surely wood is a bad material

i guess its alright

fucking hell the two page scroll's worth of ads right at the start

yeah wood would be a shit material

ikr

some sorbothane with a big ass weight on top would be the best

sometimes I think all audiophiles are just a giant cult focused on making shit up for us normal ear people

"if you put rocks on this circuit board your music sounds better"

I still live under that impression

has there ever been scientific research done in what sounds good anyway ? Something with quantifiable values that shows what is "warm" and "crisp" and all those buzzwords

for speakers a flat responce is perfered mostly

and your head/brain corrects room responce anyway so you can just mostly ignore that

something liek that

harmon curve

yea harman curve + others for headphones

i mean it isn't really scientific

if you want to read speakers https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Reproduction-Psychoacoustics-Loudspeakers-Engineering/dp/113892136X/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

thats a good bet

uh

"for speakers a flat responce is perfered mostly"