[Cube] Vibration Isolation

[Snow White]

When I had my cube, I had it on a piece of 3/4" plywood with a groove 
cut to the exact outline of the Cube base.  It was very secure and wood 
being soft, totally elliminated the vibration I had seen when directly 
on my desk.

The DVI connection on the Cube is for computer use.  Are you saying 
your LCD TV has a DVI port?  Follow the TV manual recomendations and do 
not void your warrantee.

jj


On 1-Feb-05, at 11:59 AM, cube-request at listserver.themacintoshguy.com 
wrote:

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> I'm moving my Cube downstairs to hook up to my Sony LCD Rear Projection
> TV and Onkyo receiver and the only place I have to put it is on the
> subwoofer.
>
> 1) Any suggestions on what to set my Cube on to help absorb the
> vibration from the sub?
>
> 2) Also, has anyone hooked their cube directly to a Sony LCD Rear
> Projection thru the DVI connection? The manual says the DVI port is not
> for computer use.
>
> --
> Brett