Cd transport isolation


Out of curiosity does anyone have experience using different isolation products for transports? My CEC TL51x rests on 4 pieces of masterbase. But I have been thinking about trying out something different like Solid Tech feet of silence or Aurios Pro-Max. Now I’m a bit skeptical about isolation products in general. I haven’t tried without masterbase yet since I had them lying around.

So has one played around with different isolation products van transports or CD-players. Are those products any good? Or is the same investment better spend for isolation of the speaker.

I use a solidsteel H-6 audio rack. The shelves are made of MDF. The rack is very good for its price but I don’t like the looks of de MDF shelves. Can I replace them with “real” wood like maple or some other wood? Would that have an influence? Or doesn’t the material of the shelves have an influence on the sound?

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The most effective device I have come with for my digital system is a DIY platform using concave door knobs with ball bearings in between. More clarity, defined bass and more details. Easy to construct, (6) door knobs (Amerock brand)(3) 5/8" ball bearings amd (2) wood shelves cut to size resmbling your transport footing. Try it!
Thank you for all the responce. I will first try a DIY ball bearing system. And maybe play around with different shelve materials.
My dvd 50 sits on three Mapleshade Mega Mounts that's sitting On a thier 24"x18"x4" platform and thier Samson II isolation rack which has 4" inch shelves. Of the different racks I've used this one is the only one that actually made a difference in the sound of the system. The brass footers and maple platform makes a very substantual difference.
I have the TL51x and I place it on top of a 3/4" UHMW polyurethane platform. Under the platform are 3 FIM ball bearing isolators which in turn sit on top of 1" thick maple platform.