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Title: Post-It Pads For Leveling
Post by: Herbie on 1 Sep 2011, 02:30 am

Sometimes, you might need to shim an interface somewhere, like under a footer or cone shelf protector, between a shelf and shelf support, or under a fifth Fat Dot.

I've shimmed and leveled many times using Post-It Pad paper and never detected any sonic detriment. Just tear off as many sheets as you need (maybe add one more for extra measure), trim for neat appearance, and you're in business.

Regards,

Steve Herbelin
Herbie's Audio Lab

Title: Re: Post-It Pads For Leveling
Post by: neekomax on 1 Sep 2011, 02:34 am

Great idea!

Title: Re: Post-It Pads For Leveling
Post by: JerryM on 1 Sep 2011, 03:33 am

Is it true that the purple pads sound better than the stock yellow pads?  :scratch:




Totally kidding, of course.  :D

Have fun,

Jerry

Title: Re: Post-It Pads For Leveling
Post by: decal on 1 Sep 2011, 11:46 am

Quote from: JerryM on  1 Sep 2011, 03:33 am

Is it true that the purple pads sound better than the stock yellow pads?  :scratch:




Totally kidding, of course.  :D

Have fun,

Jerry

Duh, that's why they started making the purple ones !!!  :rotflmao: