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Thin Grungebuster Dots - Herbie's Audio Lab

Thin Grungebuster Dots

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Same as regular Grungebuster Dots, except 1/32" thick (.8mm). Use between constrained layer materials instead of adhesive for superior damping and wherever a slightly compliant decoupling interface is desired. Ideal as an interface between cones and component or shelf - placing a grungebuster Dot on the flat side of a cone absorbs vibration and allows the cone to work more efficiently with a little less of its own "character." Though rarely needed, all Thin grungebuster Dots are available with optional pressure-sensitive adhesive on one side. Black grungebuster Dots are a little firmer than off-white grungebuster Dots, better suited for loudspeaker applications and other uses where a firmer interface is needed.

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RT
12/13/2019
Ruben T.
United States United States
Very good

Works as advertise.

SC
03/17/2019
Scott C.
United States
G Dots make great TT shims!

Got a tonearm or TT that needs a shim or two to level? These are as good as it gets. I've used them in both a Technics SP-10 and a Victor TT-81 for isolation and leveling with excellent results. Definite increase in detail retrieval.

MS
11/14/2018
Mark S.
United States
Grunge Buster Dots

I have purchased and used various thicknesses of the Grunge Buster Dots in my system. I initially bought them to compensate for the inaccuracy of some maple plinths made by a well-known audio company; I used them (with dBNeutralizers) to shim around the inconsistant thickness they caused to my set-up. More recently, I found the new REL subs could wobble a bit due to small perfections in my floor. I added a couple of different sized dots to the primary dBNeutralizer "pads" I have beneath the stock feet. They work well and I think are a very practical solution to stabilize things without resorting to a kluggie fix like paper or wooden shims. I recommend these products.