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Pardon me, spikes and ball bearings (such as stillpoints) decouple given their low point contact and hard material structure. How much low frequency signal would you expect to pass through a point contact? It can easily be measured... answer: nil. As an example, one of two reasons that spikes are of great use under loud speakers or bearings under test equipment. If we want to efficiently transfer energy to a safe place to dissipate it, we must create a path that is conductive to the resonant frequencies. Send the vibrational energy somewhere safe, dissipate it as heat.
Happy (vibration) Listening!
Pardon me, spikes and ball bearings (such as stillpoints) decouple given their low point contact and hard material structure. How much low frequency signal would you expect to pass through a point contact? It can easily be measured... answer: nil. As an example, one of two reasons that spikes are of great use under loud speakers or bearings under test equipment. If we want to efficiently transfer energy to a safe place to dissipate it, we must create a path that is conductive to the resonant frequencies. Send the vibrational energy somewhere safe, dissipate it as heat.
Happy (vibration) Listening!
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