Home made equipment isolation platforms.......?

...and whats the property market like arouind your parts?

My parents are selling just now too.


edit; Buckingham shire shoiuld be healthy enough?
 
I have a feeling it's all in higher hands now. This area has had a lot of building in the one and two bedroom market and lots of small flat developments so, my hope is that our house is in a different market :)

three estate agents coming to review the situation on Friday!
 
DavidF said:
Unfortunately nothings goign to happen fast.

Tryng to get a foot hold on learning Polish.
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I meet a lot of Polish people down here, and Latvian think :)

DavidF said:
I've left it a dy or so now.

Its a S.O.A.B. getting back into it.


:( :( :(
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I have that thing, I think of as intertia - when I slow down or stop something, it can take a lot of determination to build up the momentum again.
 
Corky said:
I meet a lot of Polish people down here, and Latvian think :)
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Most of my places work force are Poles.

Just four UK left,incl me.....and I think we've just lostone.....with a bad back!!


Corky said:
I have that thing, I think of as intertia - when I slow down or stop something, it can take a lot of determination to build up the momentum again.
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Thats the one.

I think I got 3/4 of the way this eve.

Don't think I wouldn't rather be playing cones.....'cos I would!

Just have had a go actually. :D
 
Please google for
diy sandfilled isolation platform

Loose, dry sand is an EXCELLENT acoustic energy absorber.
(Remember the Wharfdale Sand Filled Speaker SFB3 and that Gilbert Briggs knew more about loudspeakers than we amateurs).

The challenge is in making something aesthetically pleasing ... that doesn't leak sand.

You might find a visit to
http://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/room-improvement
is worthwhile.

Cheers - Paul
 


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