How about those vibrapods under bookshelf speaker


I have a pair of B&W DM 602s resting on a very solid shelf cover with ceramic tile. Would vibrapods help? What would they do to the sound?
stbhorn
I have number 5 vibrapods under my floorstanding newforms. The pods set on three stacked granite tiles on a wood floor done in vinyl tiling....It was my first attempt at tiling, next time I may try to lay wood.....in my case the pods work well...they are cheap. I'm now using pods under the roxan and the cd with dr scholls foot rubs on top of the pods contacting the base of the units....and it works...TNT gave me the suggestion for the foot rubs..its not so much this is better than that. Simply a case of this is what I like the sound of best...have fun....
And VR-4s weigh something like 160 lbs. Review was, of course, favorable.

Cfb is, as usual, right on track as well, at $6.00 a pop, try it and report.

Barton
The review is for putting the VP's between the low/high boxes ("only" 65 pounds). And as you said, it was favorable. Are there any reviews wich aren't?

KP
KP, there are MANY reviews that aren't favorable and some that even slag the hell out of products. You just have to read audio rags that don't take advertisine. Try taking a look at Bound for Sound, International Audio Review, etc... Sean
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Thank you, Sean, I just went to BFS's site and subscribed. Could not find site for the other mag.

I'm tired of the dribble on all these reviews:
'a giant killer'
'you'd have to spend five times as much'
'a bargain at 10 gazillion, but at 5 gazillion it's a steal'
'comparable to mega gazillion thingies'

right... So everyhting is a bargain, and everything is overpriced, if you follow this circular logic.

Does the audio press have ANY credibilty? They sound, almost universally, like pitchmen for the Home Shopping Network.

ah, I feel better, thank you.

KP