LACK Rack mk II

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    ditton happy old soul

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    doing the right thing
     
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    technobear Ursine Audiophile

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    Am I the only one who spots a slight anomaly between "doing the right thing" and "stiffing our customers" :confused:
     
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    ditton happy old soul

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    just noticed my spelling mistake: 'beautifully crafted woden music'

    anyone have any of this early music - blue period?? But do I confuse Wode, the Nordic God and woad, the plant dye much favoured by Brits of old?
     
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    thanks Chris! must order some for my own LACK table. hopefully it will help cut down the transmission of floor vibration to the CD player and stop it skipping if I step too hard.
     
    kennyk, Nov 1, 2005
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    technobear Ursine Audiophile

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    Well spikes never stopped CD skipping with the Optimum or Quadraspire. What stops the CD skipping is the 30mm paving slab :)
     
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    ditton happy old soul

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    I think that a 30mm paving slab would stop anyone skipping ...
     
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    Thanks for the example ... it fits my (and more notably my Wife's) requirements ... especially since the Lack tables are available in Oak Veneer. Had a Corrus solution until now but it isn't flexible enough.

    Just one thing - the Wife won't take the paving slab ... would a piece of marble worktop do the job or would you recommed something else ... it has to be cosmetically satisfying as well as practical.
     
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    Marble or a nice granite would probabley suit your other half very nicely
     
    zanash, Mar 6, 2006
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    I achieved fantastic isolation by placing 50mm thick granite onto a piece of 25mm expanded polystyrene sheet. Keep the poly 25mm under the granite size, and paint the edges with emulsion. Looks good and works very well
     
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    falcon acoustics have died a death. where can i get nice spikes like these (the black atacama spikes are not too attractive)?
     
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    technobear Ursine Audiophile

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    pixies a menace to society

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    thanks chris
     
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    pixies a menace to society

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    The lack legs are hollow:eek:

    How am i supposed to mount the spikes:confused:

    Or should I buy a box of Swan Vestas?
     
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    pixies a menace to society

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    The lack legs are hollow:eek:

    How am i supposed to mount the spikes:confused:

    Or should I buy a box of Swan Vestas?:JPS:
     
    pixies, Apr 3, 2007
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    zanash

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    you could fill them ...with plaster etc...then fit the spikes
     
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    technobear Ursine Audiophile

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    :eek:

    Mine aren't. The cheapskates must have changed the design :mad:

    I notice that the beech LACK tables are now beech effect vinyl or somesuch whereas the ones I used were beech wood veneer.

    I've stopped shopping at IKEA now because their standards have fallen so low they are now no better than Argos/Homebase/MFI/etc...

    Shame :(
     
    technobear, Apr 3, 2007
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    blimey...!!! :eek:
     
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    pixies a menace to society

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    what type of plaster?

    i've a good mind to go and torch trhe nottingham ikea.

    i know for a fact that their stock is highly flammable:JOEL:
     
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    JackOTrades

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    Definitely a great thing this unit.
    I have one and it is perfect for records!! And it doesnt look bad at all!! :)

    :beer:
    jack
     
    JackOTrades, Apr 3, 2007
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    I have one exactly the same and love it!
     
    smegger68, Apr 4, 2007
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