[vo_obgyn]

I have a tube damper on the input tube of my RSA Raptor and I am very happy with it. I was wondering, should I consider buying a couple of more dampers for my two output tubes as well? Or, should I just stay with the one on my input tube? Thanks for the help.

 

[palchiu]

Different type of dampers will not in same result, I love herbie's in input and no dampers on output.
 
You may try for yours, they're not expansive.

 

[vo_obgyn]

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Different type of dampers will not in same result, I love herbie's in input and no dampers on output.
 
You may try for yours, they're not expansive.

Thanks for the help. I was thinking about getting two more of the same dampers for my output tubes as I got for my input tube. Not sure if it makes sense to get dampers for the output tubes if the input tube has one already. I like Herbie's also.

 

[palchiu]

Damper on output can make focus, but less open or nature or airy.(Sorry, I don't know how to explain correctly in English.)
 
Just in my system.

 

[vo_obgyn]

Thanks. You answered the main question I had for the original post; namely, will adding two of the same dampers to the output tubes add the to sound, or should I just leave the one on the input tube? From your post, it is better just to use a single one at the input tube.

 

[palchiu]

Raptor is seperated PSU design, stay away from PSU for less vibration effect.
 
One damper for input will be enough, I think...
 
But you may try, maybe you will like the improved.
 
In my case, the Supra's power transformer is on same case.
 
But I still don't like dampers on output tubes, but must on input.