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S55-Puck system

At Shida, we specialise in blending beautiful handmade furniture with high-tech isolation.

Our S55 Pucks are meticulously crafted from European-made elastomer, specifically designed to mitigate vibration-induced microphony.
 

A phenomenon where certain components in electronic devices convert mechanical vibrations into unwanted electrical signals, causing noise and distortion.

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The S55 Pucks effectively absorb and dissipate energy, minimizing the impact of vibration and isolating sensitive components from mechanical disturbances.

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By isolating equipment from such vibrations, there is a significantly positive impact on the sound quality of turntables, CD players and amplifiers, allowing the components to deliver the signal as intended.

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The highly elastic elastomer is engineered to deform to very specific peramiters under load and regain its original shape once the load is removed, ensuring a long lifespan even after years of use.

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The exceptional performance of our elastomer stems from its precise load window. For optimal effectiveness, the elastomer requires a very narrow load window; too much or too little weight can diminish its effectiveness.

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Our system simplifies the setup process and offers flexibility for component changes, as outlined in the table provided in the instruction manual.

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One advantage of our base matrix is that the pucks can be strategically placed to accommodate off-center loads. For example, the transformers on valve amplifiers tend to be heavier at the rear, so adding pucks to the back of the matrix ensures that the load is evenly supported.

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Key Features

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• Supports 3kg to 70kg loads while still providing highly effective vibration isolation (For heavier loads, see our 02-Platform).

• Isolation down to 20Hz.

• No sagging after many years under load.

• Heat-resistant

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Our elastomer doing magic during 55hz shaker table test.

Elastomers in the base

The Matrix system allows for loads from 3kg to 70kg and is flexible enough to evenly support off-centre loads.

Shida 01 rack
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