HRS Harmonic Resolution Systems DPII Damping Plate

The plates work by absorbing mechanical energy and vibrations from your audio components, which would otherwise color the sound. By converting this residual energy into heat through their proprietary polymer core, they reduce chassis resonance, leading to a lower noise floor and improved clarity.

Yes, they are designed for universal compatibility with most high-end audio gear, including amplifiers, DACs, and CD players. Because they are 0.7 inches high, ensure you have enough clearance in your equipment rack before placing them.

For the best results, place the DPII Damping Plate directly under the chassis of your component, bypassing the stock feet if possible. This allows the plate to interface directly with the component's base to effectively manage resonance.

Unlike generic foam or rubber pads that may compress or degrade over time, the DPII uses a combination of billet machined aircraft aluminum and a proprietary damping polymer. This construction provides a rigid, stable platform that is specifically engineered to handle the weight and vibration profiles of sensitive audio equipment.

Typically, one plate is sufficient for a single component, provided the component's footprint fits within the 4.5 by 5.5-inch dimensions of the plate. If you have a larger or heavier piece of equipment, you may want to consider using multiple plates to ensure even support and effective damping across the entire chassis.