Anyone try different footers for DeVORE Super Nine speakers?

I of course tried spikes, I gave them to my friend who is still limited by them.

I would put a block under the front edge to tilt them back, to aim the tweeter to seated ear height at listening position.

I would put some smooth plastic 'skid plates' on the corners so I could alter the toe-in as needed for single centered or two off-center listeners

https://www.audiogon.com/systems/11516

I used Gaia’s on my KEF Reference 1’s and they definitely have a positive effect. It is very important that they are properly oriented and they grip the floor, either with the rubber bottoms or spikes. I am going to give Stack Audio footers a try at some point, they are pretty popular. 

 I may try tilting the speakers back to get the tweeters closer to ear level. My listening seat is relatively high resulting in the tweeters about 4"-5" below my ears. The speakers sit on suspended wood floors with Herbie's decoupling gliders under neath the spikes. I love the speakers! However, just wondering what different footers might do?

The other thing I' am looking at are the Gingko Audio Speaker Arches. They would raise the height of the speakers a bit.

Nice speakers.  Many people have gotten significant improvements with Townshend Seismic isolation products.  Not cheap, but I believe they offer a return option and very worth considering.  Read the reviews that are virtually all raves, which is rare for tweak products like these IME.  Just another option, and best of luck. 

https://townshendaudio.com/

+1 for Townshend Seismic Isolator platforms and bars. Helped with better definition and unmuddied the bass. I am on a suspended wood floor, so vibration was a problem. Not any more!

@elliottbnewcombjr - Thanks, I may give that a try. 

@ Soix - Thanks. I have looked at the Townshend stands and yes they are pricey! My funds at the moment are a bit constrained, so I have been looking at less costly options. When finances improve, I may pursue the Townshends.

Not familiar with your speakers, but I have been using the Gaia Ones on two different speakers.  With the KEF Reference 5’s,  they made a huge difference!   With the Sonus Farber Amati G5’s there was a definite difference, but no where near big improvement in presentation. Why?  I don’t have a clue,  but the Isoacoustics Giai 3’s are definitely worth trying.

I’m in the process of ordering the Gaia III’s, but it will take a bit longer since my speakers use a different thread size than the stock sizes. Also, it looks like the Townshend's are a no go for me due to their rather large foot print (18"x21"). 

Unfortunately, I do not have the luxury of a dedicated  listening room. My system is set up in the living room and aesthetics are a very important part of the WAF.  My wife has been (largely) supportive of my hobby and has a say on what goes into the room.  Aside from cost, the DeVore’s were an easy sell because of their small footprint and impeccable finish, but the Townshend stands would disrupt that look. Oh, well. On the bright side, it will save me some money!

The choice is yours.But they look fine.

If you want to try an inexpensive experiment, get some Nobsound Springs. You will be surprised.