Nordost SORT FUT
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They are taken to the next level. They are very sensitive to the earth's magnetic field and must be aligned due north with reference to the dot on each cone. Failure to perform the proper alignment using a compass calibrated to standards traceable to NIST will result in a reversal of the cone's magnetic field which can couple with the magnetic field from your amps and preamps and effectively short-circuit the output. 
I am somewhat curious about them. I can't seem to find any mention of weight capacity. IMO, stillpoint ultra 5's would be superior.
I'm not sure why ? (Ultra SS) In any event, ultra 5's do not unscrew and are at the optimum clearance.
These are above my isolation products budget but I do have a set of Sort Kones and they work well.
but I do have a set of Sort Kones and they work well.
MEP, G997 won't get on the bus with us, I think he may have left his Stillpoints at home. Obviously, public transport isn't for everyone!
Lee you're going to give yourself a bad name. An audiophile with a budget!
Someone has to do it. But yes being financially responsible is so out of style these days.
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You don't have to, but they work better when the surface of the component and the surface of the Ultra product do not touch each other. Many users implement them without adapters/set screws attaching them to components. I do the same under my preamp. Yes, I do back the Hard Hat of the Ultra SS(U SS) off the body of the U SS but the preamp's chassis is resting on the Hard Hats.
Experimentation is key; you need to try several configurations (HH up, HH down, attached with HH up, attached with HH down, placing under component's transformers, disc player transports) to find the 'sweet spot locations' that result in the best performance.
You don't have to, but they work better when the surface of the component and the surface of the Ultra product do not touch each other. Many users implement them without adapters/set screws attaching them to components. I do the same under my preamp. Yes, I do back the Hard Hat of the Ultra SS(U SS) off the body of the U SS but the preamp's chassis is resting on the Hard Hats.
Experimentation is key; you need to try several configurations (HH up, HH down, attached with HH up, attached with HH down, placing under component's transformers, disc player transports) to find the 'sweet spot locations' that result in the best performance.
Don't worry, the new owner loves your rejects
So much he ordered another 8 Ultra's and 8 Mini's.
Don't worry, the new owner loves your rejects
So much he ordered another 8 Ultra's and 8 Mini's.
28 Ultra 5s, 1 LPI and counting...actually, that is everything covered so shiuld be done now. Whew...
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