Daedalus Audio Isolation devices

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #60 on: 16 Dec 2015, 05:26 am »
We are sending out a lot of the DiDs and have not finished the instruction cards for them, so here is card with the basics.

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #61 on: 16 Dec 2015, 05:44 am »
Formatting is a bit off, Lou. Maybe it needs to be a PDF first or something?

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« Reply #62 on: 16 Dec 2015, 01:21 pm »
Thanks!  it's been a long day.......
A few typos, too.  You may want to proof again after a good night's sleep  :wink:

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #63 on: 17 Dec 2015, 05:07 pm »
A few typos, too.  You may want to proof again after a good night's sleep  :wink:

always helpful to mention the typos
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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #64 on: 4 Jan 2016, 06:28 am »
Have mine under my mono blocks - natural tonality in spades
I have another set coming to experiment with sources and the pre amp

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« Reply #65 on: 4 Jan 2016, 02:03 pm »
I have a set under each AtmaSphere amp.  I haven't had a chance to do much critical listening, but so far I like what I'm hearing.  Because I need my amps a little higher, the DIDs are actually on top of some other ball-bearing isolation devices (Isopods) that I'll be reviewing at some point.

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #66 on: 6 Jan 2016, 01:54 am »
They are not for use with speakers. There are different forces at play and they really don't help under a speaker. That being said  I have been working on a design that does work at least with my speakers. So far we are making good progress and should have some prototypes ready in a couple of months.

Lou,  Can you give us some insights on your current thinking of what types of devices work for your speakers?

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #67 on: 6 Jan 2016, 05:39 am »
Lou,  Can you give us some insights on your current thinking of what types of devices work for your speakers?

We are currently working on prototypes for speakers, so far so good  :thumb:
We should have a couple variations available in about two months. 

thanks,
lou


ps I have had one person put the DiD's under their platform that their TT is on and they said it worked out great. I would love to get more feedback on that if others get a chance to try?


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« Reply #68 on: 6 Jan 2016, 05:48 am »


ps I have had one person put the DiD's under their platform that their TT is on and they said it worked out great. I would love to get more feedback on that if others get a chance to try?
That's next on my list...

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #69 on: 6 Jan 2016, 05:59 pm »
We are currently working on prototypes for speakers, so far so good  :thumb:
We should have a couple variations available in about two months. 

thanks,
lou

Good to hear, Lou. We'll stay tuned for the next progress report.

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #70 on: 7 Jan 2016, 05:29 am »
ok here is what will go to print for inclusion with the DiDs.




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« Reply #71 on: 9 Jan 2016, 02:14 am »
Got mine today. They look great. Need to decide which piece of equipment goes first - my amp, preamp, or phono preamp?

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #72 on: 9 Jan 2016, 08:43 pm »
Try them all out
Are you using tubes?  Generally they are the most sensitive
My guess would be the pre amp

What gear are you using?

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #73 on: 9 Jan 2016, 08:48 pm »
Anyone have dimensions on these?

I need some footers for my Lampizator DAC, which has some long native feet installed.


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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #74 on: 9 Jan 2016, 09:20 pm »
Anyone have dimensions on these?

I need some footers for my Lampizator DAC, which has some long native feet installed.

they are 1 7/16" tall

is that tall enough?

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #75 on: 9 Jan 2016, 09:25 pm »
they are 1 7/16" tall

is that tall enough?

They just might be. I tried some Herbies Tall Tender Feet which are 1.18 inches, and they were just a bit short.

How many would you recommend for a component that its over 20 inches long? Or, is three sufficient for everything?

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« Reply #76 on: 9 Jan 2016, 10:02 pm »
Try them all out
Are you using tubes?  Generally they are the most sensitive
My guess would be the pre amp

What gear are you using?

The amp should go first, maybe. AVA 600R; it's a hybrid with 12AT7s in the front. Then I think the XP-15 phono pre since it's dealing with very small signals. I guess the XP-20 might be last by that logic, but wouldn't doing the preamp first - even if the amp has tubes in it - make more sense?

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #77 on: 9 Jan 2016, 10:28 pm »
The amp should go first, maybe. AVA 600R; it's a hybrid with 12AT7s in the front. Then I think the XP-15 phono pre since it's dealing with very small signals. I guess the XP-20 might be last by that logic, but wouldn't doing the preamp first - even if the amp has tubes in it - make more sense?
It really varies for each system which component with DiDs makes the biggest difference.  It seems that for some reason DAC's are first  but I have heard it make a huge difference with some tube power amps.... I would through assumptions out the window and just try each piece.
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lou

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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #78 on: 9 Jan 2016, 10:29 pm »
They just might be. I tried some Herbies Tall Tender Feet which are 1.18 inches, and they were just a bit short.

How many would you recommend for a component that its over 20 inches long? Or, is three sufficient for everything?
Three should be just fine, we have used three with much larger gear.
thanks,
lou


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Re: Daedalus Audio Isolation devices
« Reply #79 on: 10 Jan 2016, 02:16 am »
Lou has obviously had a vast amount of experience developing, testing and demoing these
Being so system, rack and room dependent definitely try them with each component


trial and error - live with each for a few days
Note the changes with each then send Lou your next check for another order

Don't sell a phono pre short
Particularly if you are mostly analog.
The signal in a phono stage are the most sensitive and have the highest gain
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