How does AG Lifter Isolation Technology differ from the rest?
Welcome to a revolutionary way to manage harmonics and retain transient speed, a wide dynamic range, and dynamics.
Resonance management is a mechanical engineering process, and AG Lifter have drawn on their vast mechanical experience to approach this in a unique way, that separates AG Lifter from the opposition. AG Lifter’s unique design has been created specifically for music lover’s that are looking for a non-coloured, lively, real performance, in their listening environment.
The AG Lifter design drains the harmonics from the audio equipment, dampens with the AG Lifter Dulcet 19 Isolation Foot, then transfers into the live frame dispersing the resonance in “real time” through the AG Lifter proprietary alloy extrusion and pillar profile. The definition of a live frame is the rack does not store resonance or energy, as this energy must be released at some point. These steps are repeated through coupling and decoupling between layers, and finally isolated from your floor with the legendary AG Lifter Dulcet 20 Isolation Foot. Precision design enables AG Lifter to utilise layers of materials – as no one material, has the properties to make a success of resonance management alone. The Dulcet 19 and 20 Isolation Feet technology, is a 5-layer system, consisting of a bearing to attract resonance, a dampening metallic layer, a specialised dual shore nitrile layer (DSN), a secondary dampening metallic layer, and finally a SS Grub Screw – to tension the nitrile. All materials implemented by AG Lifter are non-organic, for a consistent platform.
The “H” Frame design incorporated in all AG Lifter products enables tuneability of the frame and allows the all-important element of frame tensioning, essential to performance. Beam Lock Technology (BLT) locates and tensions the digitally cut frame.
The Apollo Frame is created deeper dimensionally, allowing a larger tune able window. An additional “H” Frame is included standard on top of the Apollo Rack to tension the complete structure. High Performance Coated (HPC) Billet Brass Dulcet components and capping are standard with the Apollo Model. This results in a larger, deeper soundstage enhancing the total scale of the musical performance. The Apollo 4 Shelf Rack consists of 352 components and 15.6 metres of alloy.
The ‘H” Frame is available for the Crescendo Model as an optional upgrade. Aluminum Dulcet components and capping are standard on the Crescendo Range. A standard 4 Shelf Crescendo consists of 287 components and 11.4 metres of alloy.
Welcome to a revolutionary way to manage harmonics and retain transient speed, a wide dynamic range, and dynamics.
Resonance management is a mechanical engineering process, and AG Lifter have drawn on their vast mechanical experience to approach this in a unique way, that separates AG Lifter from the opposition. AG Lifter’s unique design has been created specifically for music lover’s that are looking for a non-coloured, lively, real performance, in their listening environment.
The AG Lifter design drains the harmonics from the audio equipment, dampens with the AG Lifter Dulcet 19 Isolation Foot, then transfers into the live frame dispersing the resonance in “real time” through the AG Lifter proprietary alloy extrusion and pillar profile. The definition of a live frame is the rack does not store resonance or energy, as this energy must be released at some point. These steps are repeated through coupling and decoupling between layers, and finally isolated from your floor with the legendary AG Lifter Dulcet 20 Isolation Foot. Precision design enables AG Lifter to utilise layers of materials – as no one material, has the properties to make a success of resonance management alone. The Dulcet 19 and 20 Isolation Feet technology, is a 5-layer system, consisting of a bearing to attract resonance, a dampening metallic layer, a specialised dual shore nitrile layer (DSN), a secondary dampening metallic layer, and finally a SS Grub Screw – to tension the nitrile. All materials implemented by AG Lifter are non-organic, for a consistent platform.
The “H” Frame design incorporated in all AG Lifter products enables tuneability of the frame and allows the all-important element of frame tensioning, essential to performance. Beam Lock Technology (BLT) locates and tensions the digitally cut frame.
The Apollo Frame is created deeper dimensionally, allowing a larger tune able window. An additional “H” Frame is included standard on top of the Apollo Rack to tension the complete structure. High Performance Coated (HPC) Billet Brass Dulcet components and capping are standard with the Apollo Model. This results in a larger, deeper soundstage enhancing the total scale of the musical performance. The Apollo 4 Shelf Rack consists of 352 components and 15.6 metres of alloy.
The ‘H” Frame is available for the Crescendo Model as an optional upgrade. Aluminum Dulcet components and capping are standard on the Crescendo Range. A standard 4 Shelf Crescendo consists of 287 components and 11.4 metres of alloy.
more music less noise
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AG Lifter customers describe the sound of our Isolation Racks as:
Lower Noise Floor Tuneful & Melodic Energetic & Lively Natural & Organic Better Rhythm & Timing |
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installation
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Set up for your AG Lifter Isolation Feet is critical to get the best listening experience and the most out of your purchase. The more components you install the Isolation Feet under the better your system performs.
Positioning your AG Lifter Isolation Feet Try to verify where the transformers and power supplies are located in your component. These are normally at the rear of your equipment. Place 2 of the Isolation feet under these areas, use the remaining feet in the front to balance the unit. For larger components such as power amplifiers and power conditioners – more isolation feet may be required. Please place the Isolation Feet down on your rack/shelf with the ball bearing on top in contact with the base of your component, and the flat base will be sitting on your shelf/rack |
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