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Originally Posted by Masterlu
The Herzan active vibration control shelves can be used for audio gear, although they are used more often in scientific applications such as:
Atomic Force Microscopy
Scanning Probe Microscopy
Interferometry
Fluorescence Microscopy
Tribology and Nanoindentation
High Precision Metrology
High Resolution Microscopy
Profilometry
In-Vitro Fertilization
The last I recall, these were about $12k-$15k per shelf.
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Masterlu has given just a few examples of industrial scientific applications which
demand state of the art isolation in order to be able to carry-out these processes. Does anyone think that these industries haven't tried other less expensive methods? If they could get away with buying a few blobs of sorbothane from ebay or any of a number of audiophile solutions and save thousands, does anyone think that they wouldn't adopt those far less expensive methods? These industries expend vast amounts of money investigating the problems and employing expensive solutions because there are no cheap solutions to these problems.