A new isolation product - E_sorb

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terrybites
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Re: A new isolation product - E_sorb

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and whereas the bass can still tickle the trouser flaps, the vibrations in the floor boards have gone.
Bass, mids and highs all still there but more focussed IMHO.
And there's less booming bass travelling upstairs. Hence later, louder listening sessions.
*There is a flexibility in the E_sorbs. So 'speakers can seem a bit wobbly to the touch. Some people may be wary of this if there are smaller kids or pets about.

Have you tried them under your listening seat? Will go for 3 if available (using a stool).

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Gerry, Fran
Congratulations on getting the business up an running. I am sure it will be a great success, good luck.

Sounds like I need some of your E_Sorbs. I have completed my TT build project - building a plinth etc for a Lenco platter - and have been trying to decide what kind of feet to put on it. Currently the plinth is sitting on a couple of paperback books, cheap but not ideal.

I assume 4 Esorbs would work well and give some further improvements? What are their height in mm?

Thanks
Conor
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terrybites wrote:and whereas the bass can still tickle the trouser flaps, the vibrations in the floor boards have gone.
Bass, mids and highs all still there but more focussed IMHO.
And there's less booming bass travelling upstairs. Hence later, louder listening sessions.
*There is a flexibility in the E_sorbs. So 'speakers can seem a bit wobbly to the touch. Some people may be wary of this if there are smaller kids or pets about.

Have you tried them under your listening seat? Will go for 3 if available (using a stool).

iDad

They're guaranteed to improve the quality, texture and feel of your stool Terrybites!!
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Re: A new isolation product - E_sorb

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ConorW wrote:Gerry, Fran
Congratulations on getting the business up an running. I am sure it will be a great success, good luck.

Sounds like I need some of your E_Sorbs. I have completed my TT build project - building a plinth etc for a Lenco platter - and have been trying to decide what kind of feet to put on it. Currently the plinth is sitting on a couple of paperback books, cheap but not ideal.

I assume 4 Esorbs would work well and give some further improvements? What are their height in mm?

Thanks
Conor

Each E_sorb is 50mm x 50mm sq and 35mm high -there is a little compression in this depending on the load, so maybe closer to 32mm loaded.

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Eist Audio wrote:They're guaranteed to improve the quality, texture and feel of your stool Terrybites!!
Genius!
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Eist Audio wrote:
terrybites wrote:and whereas the bass can still tickle the trouser flaps, the vibrations in the floor boards have gone.
Bass, mids and highs all still there but more focussed IMHO.
And there's less booming bass travelling upstairs. Hence later, louder listening sessions.
*There is a flexibility in the E_sorbs. So 'speakers can seem a bit wobbly to the touch. Some people may be wary of this if there are smaller kids or pets about.

Have you tried them under your listening seat? Will go for 3 if available (using a stool).

iDad

They're guaranteed to improve the quality, texture and feel of your stool Terrybites!!
Wonderful response, I love it.
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They're guaranteed to improve the quality, texture and feel of your stool Terrybites!!
Deserved that in fairness!
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Re: A new isolation product - E_sorb

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Did a quick a/b this evening using The Pink Panther Theme from "Moon River - Best Of Henry Mancini". There is a night and day difference with my cd-player I have to admit. Soundstage is the greatest improvement with the E_sorbs and it is easily reproduced changing back and forth. So much more separation and the horn section is produced with greater detail.

I tried it under Audio PC but only found a marginal improvement if any. Now for under the amp and ampPS....
Great product! Simple, durable and easy to use. Where do I send the money? :)
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Re: A new isolation product - E_sorb

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Guys

I read the topic - i defo I wanna tray ! DO You have any samples for loan for a short term (2 weeks maybe ?).

ATB
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Yamnick: PM sent....

Claus: PM sent......



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