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Monitor Isolation

I saw advertised a set of monitor isolation pads, which are supposed to eliminate resonances in whatever they happen to be sitting on, thereby lessening coloration. Is this a gimmick or a lgitimitely useful product? Can some block foam, or neoprene or something serve the same purpose? Thanks.
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Re: Monitor Isolation

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Is this a gimmick or a lgitimitely useful product?
It's lgit.


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Can some block foam, or neoprene or something serve the same purpose? Thanks.
Yep.

You want to use a material that will dampen or isolate vibrations going from the monitor to the stand/desk.
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Tex is right, any foam or neoprene works fine. In a real pinch, thick placemats even work.

The key is to isolate the vibrations of the monitors cabinet and whatever it is sitting on; stand, shelf, pole, cables.
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Thanks, fellas. I'm gonna give it a shot.
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