New HD DVD Player - which isolation device to use?


I've got a new Toshiba HD DVD player on it's way. Does anybody have suggestions on which isolation devices would be best to use? I'd like to keep the cost reasonable...maybe under a hundred bucks. There's so many varying opinions...I'd like to hear what everybody thinks.

Thanks,

Rob
rkuryl
My TV is a Pioneer PRO-520 CRT set. I'll be connecting using component cables which will supply a 1080i signal to my set. It's a shame but my set does not accept HDMI.
I think you'd be better off allocating your money elsewhere. If you're compelled to put something under your Toshiba, buy a 12"x12" sheet of 1/4" sorbothane from McMaster-Carr.com for aboout $30 shipped. Cut it up into 1" squares and try it under various components in your system.
Are you trying to improve the longevity of the device?

No...I'm just trying to get the most performance out of it for audio and video. I was thinking of maybe some Herbie's Iso-Cups with the Gabon ebony ball. Any thoughts??
Are you trying to improve the longevity of the device?

No...I'm just trying to get the most performance out of it for audio and video.

I am not sure if vibrational damping can help like it can with a TT or a filament in a tube. I mean if something is loose (intermittent contact, loose board, or the transformer hums) then you really should take your DVD back or get it repaired.