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CD transports and resonance



 
 
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Old November 6th 04, 11:02 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Arny Krueger
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Default CD transports and resonance

"Andy Evans" wrote in message


The difference is quite audible, as I said, so I'm interested in
knowing how resonance dampening affects CD transports.


It can only have an effect if the transport is subjected to external
vibration sufficient to make it miss-track in some way.(DP)


Agreed.

Why not internal vibration? This is considerably larger than anything
external. As I've said, the effect of damping the motor vibrations by
fixing it to an alu slab is most audible in highly modulated
passages. This should give a clue to something. Andy


All we know right now Andy is that your listening evaluation procedures are
highly-flawed.


 




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