VO-BB - 20 YEARS OLD!

[Adam Verner]

Anyone every tried any of this company's products?
http://www.audimutesoundproofing.com/

I'm having the "dreaded building hum" problem of low frequency vibrations, and one of my producers suggested putting the mic stand on some kind of vibration-reducing platforms. This product seems to be exactly that:
http://www.audimutesoundproofing.com/speaker-vibration-isolation-platform-vibration-isolation-guitar-amp-stand.aspx

By the laws of physics it should help, right? The question will be if it helps enough....
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[asnively]

I like the look of those sound absorption sheets... I think I might get a pack. Thanks for the heads up on these guys!
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[chuckweis]

Have ordered from them a couple times...their sound absorption panels and the blankets (they call them sheets, but they are nothing like a sheet you would think of.) They're nice and thick (not too thick though) and have done a really good job for my application.

Can't speak on the item you're asking about, but I'm going to say that it should work as advertised. These guys seem to know what they're doing.

[Hélène]

I also use the sound absorption sheets and they've been very helpful. Nice and clean as well. Sometimes they sell on ebay so it is worth a look before buying.