Equipment supports - Valhalla at Kronos

[JFK]

Hi , Seen these on the Kronos site , now im sceptical at the best of time , anyone any Thoughts ?

I assume Kronos are not Mugs and that these things do make a difference ..

Cheers
John
http://www.kronosav.com/products#ecwid: ... t=priceAsc

[Ivor]

I bought the 4 for €20 isolation feet and yeah, they do make a difference. They tightened up the frequencies and opened the sound out a bit. Now I was already using the Black Ravioli (x4 the price) and while the Ravioli did more these guys certainly paid for themselves. I used them under some equipment to free up ravioli pads to use elsewhere.

they do work. Other members have tried them too but I'll let them speak for themselves!

[tony]

Yes I will be trying them out at some stage as the pasta has gone too expensive to consider. I know these valhalla stuff have been praised by a few bodies on the forum.They tried selling me some at the show but I was in non buying mode. Not too expensive but they look nothing. Love to know the mark up

[Claus]

I would only ever use Sort Kones as I am always trying to avoid "BAAAAD SOUND". Sorry couldn't let that one go.... :D

[fergus]

I bought the isolation feet and I also found that they made a difference for me. Apparently the cable isolation devices really only make any difference with very high end cable.

[JFK]

Thanks Guys , Now where did she hide my credit card ...

Cheers
John

[Fran]

They look like sorbothane - ie a cut up mouse mat.

[Claus]

I brought home some pieces of cork from work (from some art project that never got realised) that I am going to put into my system tomorrow. If mouse mat works cork is bound to do something... I used to use diy TNT audio Stoneblocks. I remember them working quite well. Must see if they are still sitting in a box somewhere.... ;)

[mick]

I have found these supports from Herbie's Audio to be excellent and not mad money.
http://herbiesaudiolab.net/compfeet.htm