Is there a difference in damping between the pads and the rollerballs or are they the same and you just use what suits mounting the component on better?

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Lou...

Krell EVO 707, 600(3), B&W 800D, HTM1D, JL F113(2), Ayre QB-9, Pioneer BDP-23FD, Denon 5910ci, PsAudio PPP, Soloist Premier SE.....Nordost(CAST), Purist Audio, Cardas, Shunyata.....Billy Bags, Symposium, HiFi-Tuning.....GIK acoustics

On my rack...I prefer the Ultra Padz to the RollerBlock Jr's.
On an amp stand...RollerBlock Jr's. under gear that is sitting on an Ultra Platform works out really nice!.

Think it will depend on the individual, gear and budget. One thing you must take into consideration is-rack shelf space (overall height is different for the different products).

Like with all Audio gear...In system demo is the way to decide!.

Thanks.......... and couldn't agree more about in system demo is the only way. Something at the level we are we have all learned by a few past impulse buys.

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Lou...

Krell EVO 707, 600(3), B&W 800D, HTM1D, JL F113(2), Ayre QB-9, Pioneer BDP-23FD, Denon 5910ci, PsAudio PPP, Soloist Premier SE.....Nordost(CAST), Purist Audio, Cardas, Shunyata.....Billy Bags, Symposium, HiFi-Tuning.....GIK acoustics

Lou.......When I am trying a new tweak like an isolation device, or an ancillary upgrade like an interconnect or power cord, my initial attitude is I don't want to like it. I want it NOT to make a difference for two reasons. One, if it fails to live up to the chatter then the myth gets debunked. Two, if it fails to meet the claims and hype it saves me big bucks. If I fail to be able to maintain that attitude, and in fact find that I do hear an improvement, then I have to change my mind, and often spend my money. I am always open to a new way of thinking. I can be convinced to the contrary, but I have to see it, hear it, or feel it. Vague innuendos by users, false claims, marketing hype, and glossy ads don't move me. Results, now that's a different story.

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Living Room System: McIntosh C2300, MC601 (2), MCD1100, MS750, MR85, Sony DAT 60ES, Nakamichi BX-300, Micro Seiki DD-40, Ortofon 2M Black, Sonos ZP90, Oppo BDP-83SE Blu-ray, PMC EB1i, Fathom f113 w/ Sound Anchor stand, Power Plant Premier (2), PS Audio Soloist Premier SE (3), Rollerblock Jr.'s, Wireworld Silver Eclipse IC's & PC's, Kimber 8TC with WBT Solid Silver Angled Locking Banana Connectors.
Studio System: McIntosh C1000C/P, MC2301 (2), MCD1100, MR88, Michell Gyro SE w/SME 309/Ortofon Cadenza Black, Sonos ZP90, PS Audio Power Plant Premier, PS Audio Soloist Premier SE, Sonus Faber Amati Anniversario, Rollerblock Jr.'s, Wireword Silver Eclipse IC's & PC's, Wireworld Silver Eclipse speaker cable.
Studio Home Theater System: McIntosh MX120, MC452, Oppo BDP-95 Blu-ray, PS Audio Soloist Premier SE, JBL LSR-6332 (2), JBL LSR-6328P (3), McIntosh XLS112 (2), Sony 52XBR9, Tributaries Silver IC's, Wireworld PC's.
Vintage: McIntosh MA5100, MR74 tuner, JVC XL-Z1050 K2 CD player, Wyred 4 Sound DAC2, Tandberg 3008A and 3026A, JBL4312A , McIntosh 4300V for deck speakers.

I use Symposium throughout my system and could'nt be happier. All their products are worth trying in ones system. Highly Recommended

Dave

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It's About The Music...McIntosh, Rega, Apple, LSA, Kimber Select, Sound Applicatons, Symposium Acoustics

I was just reading instal tips on the Symposium site and what stood out to me was the fact that I have PC's and interconnects that are so thick they rest against the wall and that is a bad thing vibration wise. Common sense for sure but never put much thought into it due to space constraints.

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Lou...

Krell EVO 707, 600(3), B&W 800D, HTM1D, JL F113(2), Ayre QB-9, Pioneer BDP-23FD, Denon 5910ci, PsAudio PPP, Soloist Premier SE.....Nordost(CAST), Purist Audio, Cardas, Shunyata.....Billy Bags, Symposium, HiFi-Tuning.....GIK acoustics