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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United StatesAlways effective tweaks
I bought three Thin Grungebuster Dots to use on the bottom of my Teac transport's aluminum feet in place of the rubber ones that came with the unit. I have used these dots before and always provide a nice wife to provide some isolation from vibration on locations where the Tenderfeet or the other options cannot be used.
SingaporeSuper Great!!!
Thank you so much for the extra set of footings at free of charge, based on your perfect handling of the small order hick-up I created on my side.
CanadaVery good
I use these against delicate wood surface of my audio stand. Brilliant
United Statesxcellent quality product
Got these this morning in mail...fast by the way!..Installed in system and hearing for now what i was hoping for,doing exactly what they were meant to do.Less boom in bass,clarity comes through.I have to say Herbies products are great and cant be beat for the money.These dots have adhesive are way above any thing out there...kudos Herbies.Ill be back.
United StatesVery good
Works as advertise.
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.
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.
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